JJ & Kealia Watt (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
Kealia Watt, the wife of JJ Watt, is going incredibly viral this week.
The former Texans and NFL star – and future Hall of Famer – is currently enjoying the retired life alongside his wife and their child.
The Watt family is currently on vacation in France and sharing a ton of pictures from overseas.
Watt’s wife, former women’s soccer player Kealia Watt, gained thousands of new followers based on her latest pictures.
She took to her Instagram, where she has over 364,000 followers, and shared a carousel of photos of their time in France.
The second picture showed the mother of one lying down on a boat while rocking a spicy two-piece bikini with dark shades.
Back in 2022, JJ Watt and his wife, Kealia Ohai, announced the birth of their first son.
The baby was named Koa James Watt.
Love and happiness have reached heights we never even knew existed.
Koa James Watt
10.23.22❤️💙@KealiaOhai pic.twitter.com/hFO3MQtrim
— JJ Watt (@JJWatt) October 26, 2022
The couple has been married since 2020.
Three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year, JJ Watt, retired from the NFL after 12 seasons in 2022. he did so on a high note as he racked up 12.5 sacks at the age of 33 for the Arizona Cardinals.
JJ Watt And Kealia Watt Compeed In 7-on-7 Soccer Tournament
The Soccer Tournament, that was held last month, featured a number of stars that included J.J. Watt and former U.S. women’s national team forward Kealia Watt.
The power couple, who also own a stake in Premier League club Burnley, captained the men’s and women’s teams in the $1 million winner-take-all seven-on-seven Soccer Tournament.
La Bombonera would emerge victorious, per TST-stats.com.
Shocking New Video Exposes Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever Teammates For Dropping An Alarming Amount Of Her Perfect Passes
Caitlin Clark (Photos via @statstuffer TikTok)
A new viral video shows the stunning amount of beautiful passes by Caitlin Clark that her Indiana Fever teammates have failed to haul in.
Caitlin Clark has lived up to expectations early for the Indiana Fever, averaging 16.2 points, 5.5 rebounds, 6.6 assists and 1.4 steals per contest over her first 19 games. She is shooting 35.5 percent from downtown and has made 40.1 percent of field goal attempts.
Of course, Clark’s numbers would be even better if her teammates could haul in these grade-A passes from her. Just look at this highlight package put together by TikTok user Stat Stuffer, showing Fever players failing to corral her perfect passes: