Isabelle is a 27-year-old below knee amputee with a passion for sport. She is a determined and confident character who never lets her disability stop her from doing what she wants to do. 

Isabelle is an England Women’s Amputee Football Lioness and Chelsea Player. She scored the first ever Women’s amputee football goal at international level, during the Women’s World Cup in Colombia, November 2024. Her other hobbies include

working out at the gym, running, skiing, horse riding, socialising and dancing the night away with friends.

Isabelle went to a performing arts school at the Bull Theatre in Barnet when she was 10 years old. This lasted for a few years, where she performed in their student theatre shows, learnt acting and singing skills. Isabelle is currently pursuing a PhD in Microbiology at University College London. She has a passion for women’s health, translational science that helps

people and in particular, disability representation through modelling! Isabelle’s amputation happened 13 years ago so she is now at a stage of her life where she has fully accepted her disability and is confident to show it off to the world!