DAN MARINO'S BABY MAMA EMERGES IN LONDON WITH A $3.4 MILLION MANSION

Donna Savattere has been hiding abroad since the story broke that she had a secret love child with football star Dan Marino.

Savattere, 42, has been lying low in southwest London with husband Nahill Younis and her children.

Yesterday, Savattere — clutching Chloe, her 7-year-old daughter with Marino — declined to comment.

Younis — who was wearing a New York Yankee cap — drove them away in an SUV.

Savattere and Younis live in a $3.4 million, five-bedroom house they own in the posh Wandsworth neighborhood.

Last week, the husband and wife planted bushes in front of their home as a privacy screen, neighbors said.

“We thought it was odd,” one neighbor said. “They are very secretive and don’t talk to anyone.”

Marino never told his bosses at CBS, where he is a TV analyst, about his fling with Savattere, who met the married grid great when she was a 35-year-old production assistant at the network’s Manhattan studio.

CBS has stood by Marino, who was part of the network’s coverage of last Sunday’s Super Bowl.

Marino agreed to pay Savattere millions of dollars to care for Chloe, who was born in 2005, sources said.

Savattere and Younis, a banker, wed in 2009. A wedding announcement on a Hamptons Web site says: “Donna was already a mother when Nahill met her, and Donna’s daughter quickly became an important part of his life.”