Eddie Howe family: wife Vicki Howe, children Rocky and Harry, father Donald Howe, mother Anne Howe

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has created a name for himself by taking the club to new heights in the Premier League. This is Howe’s first season in the League, and he has kept the Magpies in the top four. They are also looking to challenge for a place in the European competitions next season.

The backbone behind the former AFC Bournemouth manager has been his astute tactical setup, intelligent transfer decisions by the new Magpies ownership, of course, and the support of his family.

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While the first two are already heavily discussed, it’s time we take a look at Howe’s family and their role in his success. 

Eddie Howe family: wife Vicki Howe, children Rocky and Harry

Eddie Howe is married to Vicki Howe, but there is no publicly available information on when they got married. The couple is very private and very little detail about them is available.

But we do know that Vicki met Eddie when he was still a player at AFC Bournemouth and the couple dated for a long time before finally tying the knot in a private ceremony. 

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The couple has two sons, Rocky and Harry Howe. Harry, the elder of the two, was born in 2011 Rocky was born in 2013.

The entire Howe family was seen on the pitch after Newcastle United’s final league match in the 2021-22 season.

Eddie Howe parents: Donald and Anne Howe

Eddie Howe was born to Donald and Anne Howe on November 29, 1977, in Amersham, United Kingdom. Donald Howe, popularly known as Don Howe, is a former international footballer for the Three Lions, a coach, and also a football pundit.

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Don Howe played for West Bromwich Albion and later Arsenal. He was selected as one of West Bromwich Albion’s top 16 players in a vote held in 2004 to commemorate the club’s 125th anniversary.

The details about his mother Anne Howe are not available on the internet.