Declan Rice discloses his unexpected side gig outside of sport, and the Arsenal player’s private Instagram appears.

Declan Rice has taken up a new creative hobby—photography—by launching a secret Instagram account where he shares his snapshots. The Arsenal and England midfielder, who has been a key figure for Mikel Arteta since his £105 million move from West Ham last year, is now channeling his artistic side away from the pitch.Declan Rice has taken up photography and the first post on his secret Instagram was snaps from the England campIt included a snap of Trent Alexander-Arnold and his Player of the Match awardIt included a snap of Trent Alexander-Arnold and his Player of the Match awardThree Lions skipper Harry Kane also featured after earning his 100th cap

Rice’s Instagram account, @dr.jpg, features the bio: “Every 📸 taken by me 😁.” Despite having only two posts so far, they offer a glimpse into his new passion. His initial post captures behind-the-scenes moments in the England dressing room following their 2-0 win against Fulham. The photos highlight players like Player of the Match Trent Alexander-Arnold, debutant Noni Madueke, and captain Harry Kane. Rice cheekily captioned this series: “First game behind the lens. 🏴 v 🇫🇮.”Rice also shared photos from the golf courseHe is a keen golf player and has married that hobby with photography

His second post offers a peek into his leisure time on the golf course with friends, simply titled “Golf life.”

Rice will miss Arsenal’s North London derby against Tottenham on Sunday due to a red card he received in a 1-1 draw with Brighton before the international break. However, he’s expected to be back for Arsenal’s Champions League opener against Atalanta on Thursday.Rice could be seen laughing at the camera in one of the snapsRice gave the peace sign on the fairway and added a positive caption

Looking ahead, Arsenal will face Manchester City, but they might be missing captain Martin Ødegaard, who was seen leaving on crutches after an injury during Norway’s 2-1 victory over Austria.