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Emily Wilkinson's built a sizable fanbase over the course of her career as an influencer ... which probably got a cool little boost when she married Baker Mayfield!

The pair's been together since 2017, and they've become partners in both their personal and professional lives -- especially after they started a family!

Here's a look at how the influencer made a name for herself as a media figure, all while starting a family with the football player.

Wilkinson's originally from Nebraska, and she attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where she graduated with a degree in business administration.

Oh, and she's not the only one in her family who's made a name for herself in media, because her brother Sammy was a major personality on the social media app Vine, and he's also embarked on a career in the music industry.

Wilkinson moved to Los Angeles after graduating from college, and she began working as a patient coordinator at a plastic surgery center in Beverly Hills.

Emily eventually left the position after her now-husband started playing for the Cleveland Browns in 2018, and she's since established herself as an influencer and social media personality.

Wilkinson and Mayfield first met in 2017 when a mutual friend set them up, after which the quarterback began following and unfollowing her on Instagram, and they eventually started messaging each other, according to ESPN.

Emily said she first thought Baker would act like the "typical playboy athlete" on their first date ... but he impressed her with his honesty and asked her about her interests -- take notes, guys!

And get this -- he moved in with Emily and her three brothers just three days after their first date!

Oh and it gets better ... because the couple got engaged after just six months of dating!

Wilkinson and Mayfield made things official when they tied the knot at a ranch in Malibu, California, in July 2019.

The pair subsequently founded a charitable organization, the Baker & Emily Mayfield Foundation, in 2023.

And 2023 proved to be an even bigger year for the couple, as they announced Wilkinson's pregnancy with several photos on their Instagram accounts that December.

Jordan Love's built a solid fanbase for himself over the course of his time in professional football -- and we think his biggest supporter's got to be his wife, Ronika!

The NFL star and his partner made things official in June 2025, when they tied the knot during a beachside wedding in California, after Love established a solid connection to the athletic ambassador in the years before their ceremony.

We're going to take a look into the background of the athlete's wife and see what eventually brought them together for life.

Jordan's not the only one with athletic genes in his household, because Ronika played volleyball while attending the University of Oregon, and she was the highest-rated recruit in the school's volleyball history, according to the institution's official website.

The athlete set several records during her time with the Ducks, and she became the only player in the team's history to achieve 400 career block assists.

And in case you weren't already impressed, Ronika finished her time at Oregon as its all-time career leader in hitting percentage and block assists.

Her athletic career didn't stop her work in the classroom, either, because she graduated from the institution with a degree in journalism.

Ronika's career in volleyball continued after graduation, and she played the sport professionally with teams in France and Puerto Rico.

She eventually brought her talents back to the mainland United States, signing with the San Diego Mojo, where she plays middle blocker, in 2023.

Ronika's also taken on a role as an ambassador for League One Volleyball, with whom she started working in 2021, according to her LinkedIn.

And it looks like working in professional sports runs in her family ... because her father Ron played 12 seasons in the NFL!

Ronika and Jordan's relationship started way back in 2020, when she shared a photo with the quarterback on her Instagram account.

The pro volleyball player was featured in numerous photos and videos shared on her now-husband's Instagram account after that.

The Green Bay Packers player eventually got down on one knee and asked Ronika to marry him while they were spending time in Italy in June 2024.

Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens have received plenty of support over the course of their respective athletic careers, and we figure they've been doing the same for each other -- because they've been married for a couple years now!

The Olympian and the professional football player have been together since 2020, and they've gone from meeting on an app to making things official within the span of a few years.

We're going to take a look at the background of the gymnast's husband and see how he ended up married to a fellow athlete.

Owens' football career stretches all the way back to his high school days, and he continued with the sport at Missouri Western State University, where he played four seasons of college ball.

The athlete's career in the NFL began in 2018, when he signed with the Arizona Cardinals as an undrafted free agent -- although he didn't play any games with the team, as he was placed on the injured reserve list just before the regular season began.

He later signed with the Houston Texans and remained with the team until 2022, after which he spent a single season with the Green Bay Packers.

Owens landed a two-year contract with the Chicago Bears, joining the team prior to the start of its 2024 season.

The love story between Biles and Owens started off on a very modern note, as they met on dating app Raya in March 2020 ... shortly after her breakup with former boyfriend Stacey Ervin Jr. that same year.

Oh, and in case you were wondering ... she made the first move -- the NFL star told Vanity Fair his girlfriend "doesn’t like to admit" she was the one to initially reach out on the app.

The pair kept their relationship relatively low-key for a few months until they decided to go Instagram official in August 2020.

Biles and Owens haven't been shy about their romance in the years since then, as they've been featured in various photos shared on their respective Instagram accounts over the course of their relationship.

The athletes remained together for just under two years before the Owens popped the big question.

Biles and Owens waited until April 2023 to obtain a marriage license, and the gymnast shared a photo of the document on her Instagram account, just in case anyone had any second thoughts about their intentions.

Later that month, the couple tied the knot at a courthouse in Texas -- and they held a second wedding ceremony in Mexico in May 2023.

Ciara's earned herself lots of fans over the length of her multi-decade career ... although it looks like her biggest fan just might be her husband, Russell Wilson!

The thing is, the singer's spouse isn't just famous for his marriage, as he's made a name for himself over the past few years as a professional football player and entrepreneur.

We're going to take a look at the professional and personal lives of the athlete and see how he's been able to start a family with the hitmaker.

Wilson's football career began during his time at Collegiate School, a preparatory school in his home state of Virginia, where he also played basketball and baseball.

The athlete began playing for North Carolina State University in 2007, and he remained with the institution's football squad as one of its quarterbacks for three seasons.

He eventually transferred to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and he played with the Badgers for a single season.

Wilson helped lead the team all the way to the 2012 Rose Bowl, where they were defeated by the Oregon Ducks.

Oh, and remember when we mentioned he'd played baseball when he was in high school? Turns out, those skills served him well, as he played in the minor leagues for two seasons before he was drafted into the NFL.

Wilson's career in the NFL began in 2012 as a third-round pick by the Seattle Seahawks, where he spent 10 seasons.

The athlete, who was at one point the highest-paid player in the league, led the team to the Super Bowl in 2013 and 2014, and although they won the first matchup, they lost the next.

Wilson's time with the Seahawks ended in 2021, when he moved to the Denver Broncos, where he spent two seasons, and he played for the Pittsburgh Steelers for a single season before signing with the New York Giants.

Although Wilson's highest-profile relationship has been with Ciara, he was first married to Ashton Meem from 2012 until 2014.

The professional athlete met Ciara in 2015, and they dated for just over a year before they decided to make things official and tie the knot in July 2016.

The pair didn't exactly wait for too long before starting a family, as the singer gave birth to a baby girl named Sienna in April 2017.

And the two didn't stop there, as they welcomed a son named Win in April 2020, and Ciara gave birth to a second girl named Amora in 2023 -- oh, and Wilson is also stepfather to his wife's son Future, who she shares with a rapper ... Future, to be exact!

Wilson and Ciara aren't just life partners, they're business partners too ... working on various entrepreneurial projects together over the course of their marriage.

The pair co-founded a fashion company, The House of LR&C, alongside former Lululemon Athletica CEO Christina Day in 2020, and they manage several clothing lines through their venture.

The couple also works in philanthropy, and they established a charitable organization, the Why Not You Foundation, in 2014, which was set up to provide low-income children with access to education and healthcare.

Taste of the City Lounge in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, was the site of a deadly shooting in August 2025, where three people were killed and nine more were injured.

And after the dust had settled, it was reported that two of the three men who'd been killed allegedly had ties to a local gang, which had been terrorizing the area in recent years.

We're going to take a look at some of the details of the shooting see what led up to the violent altercation.

One of the shooters, a man named Jamel Childs, was allegedly affiliated with Folk Nation -- a national gang organization dating back to the 1970s -- and New York City Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch stated he'd been listed in a police database as a member of the gang, according to NBC News.

Tisch described the gang as a "violent" group that "terrorizes Brooklyn." The gang's members have are suspected of involvement in six shootings in 2025.

Childs had a criminal history of his own ... he was sentenced to almost eight years in prison after being convicted in 2018 for robbery, according to the New York Daily News. He served part of his sentence before he was let out on parole in 2023.

Although Childs was accused of participating in the shocking event, his friends and family have publicly described him as a "peacemaker" and as an individual who was not inclined to violence.

The accused shooter's friend Rajawn Philips spoke to the New York Daily News and characterized Childs as "a cool dude" who would often try to stop conflicts. He said Childs wasn't one of the usual "knuckleheads" who would try to start trouble at clubs and events. Jamel's brother, Richard Childs Jr., also spoke to the outlet and claimed his brother "wanted to save everyone."

The shooting at Taste of the City Lounge commenced just before 3:30 in the morning on Sunday, August 17 ... Childs was recorded on surveillance video arguing with Marvin St. Louis ... they eventually became separated.

St. Louis reportedly found Childs 10 minutes later and opened fire on him -- Childs and two other men then returned fire with their own guns.

Both Childs and St. Louis were struck multiple times, and they were later both pronounced dead at a local hospital. Another bystander was also shot and killed.

Dak Prescott's got lots to be thankful for these days -- like being the most well-compensated player in the NFL with a cool $60 million annual paycheck!

But ya gotta imagine a guy like him has to be appreciative of the things he's got going on off the field -- including the family he's started with his fiancée, Sarah Jane Ramos, who he's been with for a few years.

We're going to check out what the pro football player's future wife's life is like and see how they ended up making big plans for their future together.

The Dallas Cowboys quarterback's fiancée is a native of Florida, where she was raised in the Tampa Bay area.

Ramos decided to stay local when picking a college, and she attended Florida State University in Tallahassee.

Oh, and the athlete's partner's been pretty open about her fondness for the institution, as she wore FSU gear while posing for a photo with her sister Grace -- who also attended Florida State -- which was shared on Instagram back in 2022.

Following the end of her college days, she began working in the beverage industry, and she describes herself as a "Certified Wine & Spirits Specialist" in her Instagram bio.

Prescott and Ramos were first connected in September 2023, when she posted a pic featuring the quarterback on her Instagram Story.

She shared another photo with Prescott on her account two months later, and the carousel featured a shot of her attending a Cowboys game.

And if the athlete's fans weren't convinced about their relationship by then ... Ramos confirmed their connection when she revealed her pregnancy in November 2023.

The happy couple later became a family with the birth of their daughter Margaret Jane, who arrived in March 2024.

Prescott decided to make things official with his partner in October 2024, when he got down on one knee and popped the big question.

The quarterback really went the extra mile with the ring, too, as the piece he gave to Ramos was valued at roughly $1 million, according to Brides -- which is actually less than a week's salary for him!

The fun doesn't stop there, either, because the wine specialist revealed she was pregnant with a second child in December 2024! Aurora Rayne Prescott was born in May 2025.

George Kittle's built up a strong fanbase in his time with the San Francisco 49ers, and we're sure his wife's Claire's right there with the rest of his fans!

The tight end and the fitness trainer have been together for well over a decade, and their connection's remained strong throughout George's career in the NFL, which started in 2017.

We're taking a look into the background of the athlete's wife to see how their connection's remained strong ever since their college days.

Claire's worked in the health and fitness industry for nearly a decade, according to her LinkedIn, and she's been a trainer ever since 2016.

She also taught barre classes -- think of it like hardcore ballet meets gym workout -- while she was living with George in Iowa.

And all her hard work hasn't just been for her professional life, as she entered her first bikini fitness competition in 2018.

Claire shared a post on her personal blog following the event to let her fans know she was feeling "proud of myself" despite not taking home the top prize at the competition.

George and Claire's story goes way, way back -- all the way to their college days, to be exact, when they met while attending the University of Iowa.

While the two didn't exactly hit it off their first meeting -- when George complimented his now-wife's bright pink moped helmet, according to ESPN -- they began dating a few months later.

And the NFL star's not the only athlete in their household, as Claire was a member of the University of Iowa's basketball team for the entire length of her college career, up until her final season, when she left the team in order to deal with a recurring knee injury.

Remember how we said George and Claire had been together ever since college? So, it turns out the NFL star decided to take things a step further when he proposed to the trainer at a beach in Santa Cruz, California, in August 2018.

The pair locked things down when in an intimate wedding ceremony in Iowa City the following April, which was only attended by their immediate family members.

George and Claire waited for two years before holding a larger ceremony at their home in Nashville in April 2021.

Hailee Steinfeld's played more than a few roles in her life ... although it looks like she'll be filling the role of Josh Allen's wife for way longer than a normal shoot!

The actress and the NFL star have been married ever since May 2025, although her love story with the athlete stretches back a few years -- and her career took off way before she met the football star.

Here's a look at how the performer established herself in Hollywood ... and made things official with her dream guy after two years of dating.

Hailee started her acting career before she reached her teenage years, and she really made her bones starring alongside Jeff Bridges and Matt Damon in "True Grit," earning an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress for her work in the film.

The performer's career ramped up with various supporting roles in flicks like "Pitch Perfect 2" and "Ender's Game" before taking main parts in "Bumblebee" and "Sinners."

She's also used to working on the small screen, starring in shows like "Dickinson" and "Hawkeye," just to name a few.

Oh yeah, and she's also appeared in several music videos in between her film and TV shoots ... we'll explain more in a bit.

So, it turns out Hailee can do more than just act, because she's maintained a career as a singer ever since her teenage years.

The performer dropped her debut EP, titled "Haiz," in 2015, and the release was followed by the debut of numerous singles over the next few years.

Hailee's second EP, "Half Written Story," debuted in 2020, and she's gone on to drop several more singles since.

Remember those music videos we talked about earlier? Yeah, she's starred in more than a few for her tracks, and she's also appeared in videos for artists like Benny Blanco and Imagine Dragons, too!

Josh's love story with Hailee starts all the way back in 2023, after he'd broken up with his childhood friend and former girlfriend, Brittany Williams.

The Buffalo Bills quarterback was first linked to the actress in May 2023, when they were pictured on what appeared to be a date in New York City.

A source spoke to People the same month and confirmed Josh and Hailee were a couple, stating they had been "having fun" despite their connection being relatively "new" at the time.

The football star waited until the following July to make his relationship with the singer Instagram official -- although hey, they set things in stone not long after then!

Hailee and Josh let their fans know they were planning on getting married in November 2024, when they shared photos from his proposal on their respective Instagram accounts.

There was just one more thing to do before the nuptials, though -- they made their red carpet debut as a couple at the 14th NFL Honors ceremony in February 2025.

Hailee and Josh made things official three months later, when they held a wedding ceremony in Santa Barbara, California.

Sha'Carri Richardson's earned herself lots of fans over the years ... and it looks like her boyfriend Christian Coleman is part of that group.

Richardson, an Olympic track and field star, and Coleman, a sprinter, became a well-known couple within the athletic world ... although a troubling incident at an airport sparked speculation about the state of their relationship within their respective fan bases.

We're going to take a look at Coleman's background ... and see how his girlfriend responded after facing backlash for her troubling actions.

Coleman's originally from the Atlanta area of Georgia, and he attended college at the University of Tennessee, where he majored in sports management, according to the school's official website.

The sprinter joined the institution's track and field program, and he competed in numerous events over the length of his college career.

He won plenty of awards while competing with the Volunteers, and he became the NCAA Indoor 60-meter champion in 2017.

Coleman's professional career began later in 2017, when he decided to forgo his last year of eligibility with the University of Tennessee and signed an endorsement deal with Nike.

Coleman raised his public profile further when he began competing internationally, and he became world champion in the 100-meter dash at the 2019 World Athletics Championships.

The thing is, his career briefly came to a halt in 2019 when he was issued a two-year ban from competition in 2020 after racking up three Whereabouts failures for anti-doping tests over the course of a 12-month period.

Coleman's ban was eventually reduced to 18 months, according to Sports Illustrated, although it still prevented him from competing at the Tokyo Summer Olympics in Japan.

He eventually returned to competition, and he made an appearance at the 2023 World Athletics Championship in Budapest, Hungary.

Coleman was photographed embracing Richardson at the Championship, and they eventually began dating.

However, friction between the two became apparent when Ricardson got physical with her boyfriend during a trip through the Seattle-Tacoma airport in Washington in July 2025, and she was caught calling him a "coward" on camera.

The Olympic gold medalist was ultimately charged with fourth-degree domestic violence assault and spent almost an entire day in jail before she was released.

Nick Viall fielded plenty of potential partners while starring in "The Bachelor" and appearing in two seasons of "The Bachelorette" ... and he eventually found love off-camera with his now-wife, Natalie Joy.

The pair have been through lots of changes over the course of their relationship, which has seen them go from casually dating to raising a child together ... and working together to co-host their shared podcast.

We're going to take a look at the background of Viall's wife to see how she established herself before marrying her husband ... and we'll check out how they've had to deal with some serious, heavy events over the course of their marriage.

Joy's had a non-traditional career path, as she dropped out of high school at 15 in order to pursue her modeling interests, according to The New York Times.

She eventually transitioned out of the fashion world, and she began working as a surgical technologist in her hometown of Savannah, Georgia.

Oh, and in case you didn't know, surgical technologists help prepare patients before and after procedures, sterilize equipment, and provide support for surgeons during operations, according to the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science.

In addition to her medical career, Joy's established herself as a media figure and often appears on her husband's podcast.

Joy's relationship with Viall, who's 18 years her senior, began after she slid into his DMs, and he later described his now-wife's actions as both unexpected and "funny" while speaking with E! News.

The pair eventually began seeing each other in June 2020 after an extended period of casual dating, and they moved in together five months later.

Joy and Viall made their red carpet debut in November 2021, and he let his fans know he had proposed to Natalie two years later.

The podcaster and his partner eventually made things official when they said their vows during a ceremony held in Joy's home state in April 2024.

The pair's wedding included plenty of guests -- including their daughter River, who was born just two months before the ceremony.

The thing is, the couple's journey through parenthood hasn't always been the easiest, as she revealed she was "actively miscarrying" their second child in a January 2025 episode of "The Viall Files" podcast.

Joy eventually got pregnant again, although she suffered another pregnancy loss two months later, and shared a message on her Instagram Story to express she might "never" feel the same again, according to E! News.

The college basketball world was shocked by tragedy in August 2025, when it was revealed the University of Nebraska Omaha forward Deng Mayar drowned in a reservoir outside of Salt Lake City, Utah.

The athlete's death resulted in an outpouring of tributes from his former coaches and teammates, many of whom were affected by his loss.

Here's a look at how Mayar established himself as a college athlete, and how his death was marked by those he worked with over the course of his athletic career.

Mayar's career in college basketball began in junior college, as a longtime starter playing for Howard Junior College, according to the University of Nebraska Omaha's official website.

He later transferred to the University of North Dakota, where he studied communications, and he began playing for that school in his junior year.

The athlete spent his senior year at North Dakota, and he transferred to the University of Nebraska Omaha for graduate school, where he also joined the basketball team.

Mayar made a total of 42 appearances for the University of Nebraska Omaha Mavericks over the two seasons he spent on the squad.

The athlete's drowning happened while he was swimming at a reservoir in Herriman, Utah, just southwest of Salt Lake City, according to The Athletic.

Mayar and a friend reportedly began to experience difficulty staying above water, and while his friend was able to make it back to shore, the basketball player didn't make it out, even with the assistance of bystanders.

Rescue crews arrived at the scene and reportedly searched for the athlete for hours before a submersible robot located his body at 10:40 PM, and he was officially pronounced dead 20 minutes later.

Mayar's friend was hospitalized, and he's expected to recover from the ordeal.

Mayar's death shook the athletic community, and his loss was noted by various individuals and organizations he'd worked with in the past.

University of Nebraska Omaha Basketball Head Coach Chris Crutchfield issued a statement saying he and the rest of the team were "devastated" when they learned of the drowning, according to the New York Post.

Crutchfield also described Mayar as "a joy to be around" and stated the athlete's involvement with the Mavericks "made our culture better."

The sad news about former Miss Universe contestant Kseniya Alexandrova's tragic death in August 2025 sent shockwaves throughout the modeling world when her loss was announced.

The 30-year-old beauty pageant contestant had built a life for herself off the runway, a life that appeared to be just ramping up prior to her unexpected sudden death.

Here's a look at what the life of Miss Universe Russia 2017 looked like before her life was interrupted by a freak car accident.

Modeling wasn't Alexandrova's only passion, as she worked as a psychologist in addition to her work in the fashion industry, according to People.

The beauty pageant contestant earned a degree in psychology from Moscow Pedagogical State University, and she started working with clients after leaving the institution.

She shared an update on her professional life in an Instagram post in April 2025, where she wrote about helping clients "find meaning and humanity," translated from Russian.

In addition to her work in the psychology field, she held a degree in finance from the Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, according to USA Today.

Alexandrova's personal life was also full, as she'd been married to her husband Ilya for only a few months prior to the accident.

The late model's husband popped the big question in September 2024 in Paris, and she confirmed the news about her engagement on Instagram.

The fashion industry figure and her partner tied the knot in March 2025, and she shared various photos and videos from the event on her account to mark the special day.

She added a message in the caption of one of her posts to let her fans know she had experienced "so much love, joy and sincere feelings" on her wedding day.

Alexandrova died from of injuries she sustained in a car accident ... an elk smashed through the windshield of her vehicle as her husband was driving them through Tver Oblast, Russia -- about 5 hours northwest of Moscow -- in July.

She was in the passenger seat of the car when the vehicle struck the elk, and she was transported to a hospital in Moscow, where she died from her injuries after several weeks. Her husband survived the crash.

The model's death was marked by various organizations, including the Miss Universe pageant, which released a statement about her "grace, beauty, and spirit."

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past decade or so, you know Taylor Swift is one of the biggest pop stars right now -- and of all time, it turns out -- and she's certainly built herself a solid fanbase over the years!

And even though some of her listeners might say otherwise, it looks like her biggest fan of all is her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, who was well on his own way to superstardom before he started dating the singer.

Here's a look at how the NFL star carved out a place for himself within the world of professional football ... and ended up being around for some of his girlfriend's biggest career moments.

Kelce's athletic career stretches all the way back to his teenage years, when he was a three-sport athlete -- basketball, baseball and football, to be exact -- while attending Ohio's Cleveland Heights High School.

He later attended the University of Cincinnati -- as did his brother Jason -- where he joined the school's football squad and played at quarterback and tight end.

The athlete had to sit out for the 2010 season after testing positive for marijuana use, although he came back strong for the 2011 and 2012 seasons.

Kelce ended up being drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs as a tight end in 2013, and he's remained with the team ever since.

Kelce's time with the Chiefs didn't exactly start off with a bang, as he spent much of the 2013 NFL season on the sidelines with a knee injury.

However, he came back strong in his subsequent years with the league, and he's set numerous records with both the Chiefs and the NFL as a whole over the length of his career in professional football.

Plus, his skills on the gridiron have helped the Chiefs go all the way to the Super Bowl four times, and he currently has three Super Bowl rings.

Oh yeah, and he's had some high-profile fans cheering in the stands for him at more than one Super Bowl ... we'll explain more in just a minute.

Alright, folks, here's the fun stuff you've been waiting for ... Kelce and Swift were first linked in 2023, when he was spotted at one of the stops on her "Eras" tour.

Afterward, on the "New Heights" podcast he co-hosts with his brother Jason -- a retired Philadelphia Eagles center -- he talked about being "mesmerized" by the star, and said he was upset he didn't get to meet Taylor. He said he'd made a friendship bracelet specifically for Taylor -- with his phone number on it -- but didn't get to give it to her in person.

Friends surrounding both celebs got the message to Taylor -- even the Chiefs' head coach Andy Reid reached out to Taylor's father, a friend of his, to vouch for Travis.

“This all started when Travis very adorably put me on blast on his podcast, which I thought was metal as hell,” Taylor told Time Magazine.

Taylor admitted they got in touch and started hanging out ... and they really set off the rumor mill when she began attending his games.

And by the time she was pictured planting a kiss on his cheek in October 2023, it was pretty apparent the two were an item, and their romance brought plenty of attention to both Kelce's career and the Chiefs as a team.

Plus, she was in the stands when the Chiefs won it all at the 2024 Super Bowl -- and the pair locked lips on the field at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada, after the game's fairytale ending went down.

Swift was also in attendance at the 2025 Super Bowl, which saw the Chiefs lose to the Philadelphia Eagles ... and Travis later credited his girlfriend's music with helping him get through his post-loss rough patch.

Kelce's been a source of support for Swift over the course of their relationship, and he's collaborated with her on more than a few occasions -- like when she brought him out onstage for a skit at a 2024 stop on her "Eras" tour!

And he eventually got over his shyness about sharing photos with her on his Instagram account, as he posted several snaps with the singer in July 2025.

Oh yeah, and Swift collaborated with her boyfriend to make a few big announcements ... like dropping an official confirmation about her 12th album, "The Life of a Showgirl" on his "New Heights" podcast.

Conjoined twins Abby and Brittany Hensel have been through a lot together ... although only Abby's able to call herself a married woman -- as she's been married to Josh Bowling ever since 2021.

The "Abby & Brittany" star's marriage left many of her fans scratching their heads about how the union worked out, as she's been connected below the torso to her sister since birth ... but she's been living a happily married life with her spouse -- who's got a past of his own.

We're going to take a look into the background of the reality television star's husband and see how he ended up married to the twin.

Josh had a bit of a past before meeting the Hensel sisters, and we revealed he is a decorated Army veteran who'd served as a healthcare specialist between 2010 and 2024.

The vet was deployed three times overseas and was stationed in countries including Iraq and Afghanistan during his period of service.

Josh earned himself a fair amount of medals while he was on active duty, and he finished out his time in the service with the rank of Specialist (E-4).

He became a registered nurse after he left the service, and began working in the hospice care space in Minnesota, where he's been able to provide for the well-being of fellow veterans.

Abby isn't Josh's first wife, as he was formerly married to Annica Rose Bowling, with whom he shares a daughter named Isabella.

The pair had been married for nine years when Annica filed for divorce in 2019, and their union was officially dissolved the following year, according to E! News.

And Josh's history with Annica didn't necessarily stop after the end of their marriage ... because she filed a paternity suit against him and another partner in October 2023.

The case dragged out until the following April, when it was confirmed the Army vet is not the father of his former wife's second child, according to the New York Post.

The news about Abby and Josh's marriage was first revealed by Today in 2024, although the happy couple managed to keep the news about their union under wraps for three years.

Abby and Brittany have since shared several photos and videos from the former's wedding day on their social media accounts.

Abby, a fifth-grade teacher, has appeared to settle into her role as a stepmom, as she's been seen alongside Isabella in various social posts.

Jannik Sinner's garnered plenty of attention for his prowess on the tennis court ... and for his flashy love life!

The professional athlete's been linked to a few high-profile names in his time, although neither of his two flashiest relationships stood the test of time.

We're going to check out how the athlete's had to manage his personal life with his professional career ... and see how he's been able to move on after the end of his romances.

Okay, before we get into Sinner's personal life, we should probably start with a little context ... the guy's ranked as the top men's singles player by the ATP, or Association of Tennis Professionals.

The Italian athlete began his tennis career in his teenage years, and although he wasn't exactly the most impressive player at the time, his skills eventually improved, and he moved up from the lower-level ITF into the ATP.

Sinner won his first title in the ATP in 2020, and he's since gone on to establish himself as a world-class player who's competed against the likes of Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz.

The thing is, he wasn't able to compete at the 2024 Paris Olympics, as he ended up becoming ill and had to sit out when the Games commenced.

Ya gotta imagine a dude who's at the top of his game is gonna attract some serious attention from prospective partners ... and Sinner's no exception to this, as he was formerly linked to model Maria Braccini.

The athlete and the fashion industry figure were first spotted in each other's company in 2020, and they remained together until the following year, when they broke up.

Although the two reconciled in 2021, they had ultimately gone their separate ways by 2024, when Sinner was spotted with another lucky lady ... we'll get to that in just a minute.

The athlete spoke about his love life in an interview with Vanity Fair Italia, and expressed that while maintaining relationships as a professional athlete was "not easy," translated from Italian, he thought the idea of finding the right person was a "wonderful thing."

You know how common interests tend to be a big part of relationships? Well, it turns out Sinner ended up with someone with a career similar to his own -- another professional tennis player!

The athlete was confirmed to have been dating Anna Kalinskaya, a Russian competitor who's ranked in several spots within the Women's Tennis Association, in 2024.

Sinner and his girlfriend were relatively private about their relationship, although they were spotted training together and attending each other's games on several occasions.

The rise of streaming platforms over the course of the decade has created plenty of unlikely stars -- including Ibai Llanos, a streamer who's achieved celebrity status through his online work.

The internet personality's gone from a teenager recording his gaming sessions with his fans to hosting high-profile events -- with millions of fans tuning in to watch all the fun.

Here's a look at how the streamer went from humble beginnings to schmoozing with some of the biggest names in sports and social media today.

Llanos was born and raised in Bilbao, the largest city in Spain's Basque Country, way up in the country's northeast.

The streamer became interested in video games at an early age, and he began streaming on Twitch at just 15 years old, where he would play "Call of Duty" with his friends, according to the New York Times.

Although his public profile wasn't initially very high, he landed a job as an announcer for a Spanish esports league, and he moved to Barcelona, where he started getting involved in various events and collaborations centered on gaming.

He eventually left the position and began streaming on his own Twitch channel, where he built up an immense following after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and became one of the most popular users on the platform ... where he currently has 19.8 million followers.

Llanos also co-founded esports organization KOI alongside former professional soccer player Gerard Piqué in 2021, and its teams competed in various games, including "League of Legends" and "Valorant."

With a following of nearly 20 million, ya gotta imagine there's plenty of fans out there who'd like to see the man himself in action ... and Llanos eventually began hosting live events to connect more closely with his fans.

The streamer created a crossover boxing series titled "La Velada del Año," translated in English to "The Night of the Year," where internet celebrities and streamers are pitted against each other.

Although the first one was a relatively quiet affair, as it took place during the pandemic without attendees, Llanos' subsequent events drew millions of viewers.

The fifth and most recent edition, which also featured several musical performances, drew in more than 14 million concurrent viewers at its peak.

Llanos became the most-followed individual on Twitch following the event, surpassing figures like Ninja and Kai Cenat.

Remember how we talked about Llanos partnering up with Piqué a little earlier on? Turns out, the streamer's actually become pretty tight with several other athletes over the course of his career.

The internet figure's become known for hanging out with various athletes on Twitch, where he typically chills out with his guests while they chat and play video games, with no hard-hitting questions involved.

Although Llanos has occasionally been criticized for his nontraditional interview style, he described himself to the New York Times as an "entertainer" as opposed to a journalist, and claimed his easygoing rapport with athletes made others "want to come" and join his streams.

The streamer's actually been present for a few big moments in sports, and he managed to speak with Lionel Messi just after the soccer legend left FC Barcelona for Paris Saint-Germain -- before anyone else was able to get to the athlete.