There are obvious perks to being the daughter of Jose Mourinho, one of the world’s most successful football managers.

But Matilde Mourinho’s net worth is further bolstered by her eponymous sustainable jewellery label and thriving career as a social media influencer, making her Instagram feed the Pinterest board of your dreams.

Matilde, 28, was born in Setúbal. Portugal, located just 45 minutes from Lisbon, in 1996, before moving to London with her father.

After living in Portugal, Italy, and Spain, Matilde and her younger brother José Mário Jr. spent much of their childhood in the posh London neighbourhood Belgravia during their father’s first stint at Chelsea football club.

Matilde completed her Bachelor’s degree at the London College of Fashion, before earning an MA in Entrepreneurshiop from the Conde Nast College of Fashion and Design.

Matilde Mourinho documents her glamorous life on Instagram, including romantic getaways with her partner, property consultant Danny Graham

The 27-year-old jewellery designer and social media influencer routinely shares snippets from her life on Instagram

The daughter of Jose Mourinho, Mathilde showed off her engagement ring after Danny proposed last August

Weeks before her wedding to property consultant Danny Graham, Matilde and her beau enjoyed a sun-soaked Portuguese holiday – complete with an afternoon of dolphin watching

Matilde often shows off her designer acquisitions online, including an enviable collection of bags and shoes

Today, she runs MATILDE, the sustainable fine jewellery brand she launched in 2020, while giving her Instagram followers a glimpse into her life of glamorous getaways, red carpet events, and haute couture fit checks.

Matilde often posts mirror selfies showing off her latest designer acquisitions, including an enviable collection of designer handbags and shoes, at her three-bedroom townhouse in Chelsea.

On her oasis of calm, which also doubles up as her office, Matilde told Metro.co.uk: ‘I moved into the property after several renovation works had been done to it.

‘The area is very special to me. When I was about 11 or 12 years old, I lived around here with my family and then I lived around here with my first flatmate when I was about 20, so to come back here at 25 years old, in my first owned home, just felt right.

‘It’s still close to everything and quite central but at the same time you get that quiet that is sometimes hard to find in London,’ she added.

‘My brother lives super-close, and a lot of friends do, too, so it feels like a community, and I always bump into someone. It just feels really familiar and like a real home, which I love.’

‘I moved into the property after several renovation works had been done to it,’ continues Matilde. ‘The area is very special to me. When I was about 11 or 12 years old, I lived around here with my family and then I lived around here with my first flatmate when I was about 20, so to come back here at 25 years old, in my first owned home, just felt right.

‘It’s still close to everything and quite central but at the same time you get that quiet that is sometimes hard to find in London.

‘My brother lives super-close, and a lot of friends do, too, so it feels like a community, and I always bump into someone. It just feels really familiar and like a real home, which I love.’

In an interview with Citizen Femme, Matilde counted Alfie among her favourites ‘because it’s so wearable’, adding her most recent purchase from the luxury French label was their Kate Dress The sleeveless, white poplin dress, which skims the calves, is priced at £579.

Her other staples include swimwear from Hunza G, with prices ranging from £90 for a ʙικιɴι top, to matching sets that retail for over £200, Matilde told the outlet.

Matilde’s favourite sunglᴀsses are a Sixties-inspired style from Italian brand Sestini Eyewear that was founded in 2020 by Carlo Sestini. The oval, plum-coloured frames she favours cost nearly £300.

Matilde recently gave fashion rental app By Rotation a sneak-peek into her closet, which houses the iconic Hermès mini Kelly bag in orange.

She told the outlet the £7,200-handbag was a gift from her parents, adding: ‘I’ll cherish it for years to come.’

Her collection also includes Chanel’s two-way tweed Crossbody Bag, a red marble print Fendi Baguette, a green Lady D-Joy from Dior, and the rare Chanel Classic Jumbo patchwork denim bag that retails for over £5,000 on pre-loved luxury fashion website Vestiaire Collective.

 Her shoe cupboard, if you can call it that, includes Manolo Blahnik’s Maysale kitten heel mule that was first created in 1991. The suede shoe with the instantly recognisable buckle detail costs north of £595.

She’s also a fan of the Bottega Veneta stretch pumps, featuring mesh detail, in green lamb leather that retail for around £467, as well as Chanel’s iconic slingback styles that have seen a recent revival.

The only daughter of Mourinho and wife Matilde Faria, Matilde was born in Portugal and often travels back to Lisbon.

Weeks before her wedding to property consultant Danny Graham, Matilde and her beau enjoyed a sun-soaked Portuguese holiday – complete with an afternoon of dolphin watching.

When she’s not staying at the Mourinho family farm in Azeitao, where she tied the knot over the weekend, Matilde said she checks into the Sublime Comporta H๏τel.

She told Citizen Femme: ‘I usually stay at my family home just outside of Lisbon, but one of my favourite H๏τels is the Sublime Comporta. I love staying there – and always go back, even if only for dinner or drinks.’

A standard Villa room at the luxe property will set you back by £372 per night, but the most expensive accommondation on offer is a four-bedroom Cabana Villa that costs upwards of £2,000 per night.

When in Lisbon, Matilde frequents Belcano, ranked No. 31 on the World’s Best Restaurants, upmarket Mediterranean eatery Rocco, and swanky bar Java Rooftop.

Back in London, she’s often spotted at red carpet events and fashion shows, including when Matilde made a show-stopping appearance at the GQ Awards – accompanied by the ‘Special One’ himself – in 2015.

The same year, Matilde was spotted partying in London with former One Direction star Niall Horan, fresh off his breakup with Melissa Whitelaw.

A representative for Horan denied he was romantically involved with Matilde at the time, telling MailOnline the pair are ‘just friends’.

Matilde’s recent nuptials at their family estate in Portugal were just as lavish as you’d expect.

Matilde looked stunning in a lace white bridal gown with a dramatic train in pH๏τos from her recent wedding to Danny

Matilde and Danny were also snapped gazing lovingly into each others eyes at their reception dinner, with tables seen laden with candles and plants, while the glᴀss ceiling was adorned with hanging vines

With an estimated net worth of £120 million, her famous father kicked off what is being called ‘the wedding of the year’ with an intimate sit-down dinner at the José Maria da Fonseca House Museum on Friday.

On Saturday, Matilde and Danny said ‘I do’ at their family farm in Azeitao in front of 300 of their family and friends, according to Spanish publication Marca.

The two-day festivities were rounded out by an opulent reception party at upmarket venue Herdade do Perú, in Azeitão, located just outside of Lisbon.

The couple’s loved ones shared glimpses from the nuptials on social media, including a video of Matilde and Danny sharing their first dance as husband and wife.

They were also pH๏τographed gazing lovingly into each others eyes at their reception dinner, with tables seen laden with candles and plants, while the glᴀss ceiling was adorned with hanging vines.

Matilde and Danny began dating in 2016, before he proposed to her in August last year.

 At the time, Matilde showed off her large, pear-shaped engagement ring in a post on Instagram, as her followers gushed over the ‘sublime’ piece of jewellery.

Ahead of her wedding to Graham, Matilde’s mother Matilde Faria and friends joined her for a luxurious hen-do.