Trevor Lawrence's Wife Marissa Follows Up A Bikini Vacation With An Announcement That She's Pregnant
Talk about having yourself an off-season. Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence and his wife Marissa are having themselves quite the off-season.
The 24-year-old signed a five-year, $275 million contract with reportedly $200 million guaranteed. You read that right, $200 million guaranteed. That would be enough excitement for one off-season for most.
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Trevor Lawrence and wife Marissa. (Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images)
Not Trevor Lawrence. He signed his massive extension, took some time to celebrate at the beach, then dropped some more news on Thursday with his wife.
It turns out there's "A little Lawrence on the way." All of this coming off of a 9-8 season that saw them miss the playoffs after jumping out to an 8-3 record to start the season.
I hate to rain on the guy's parade, but something tells me he'll be just fine.
Trevor And Marissa Lawrence Are Having An Awesome Off-Season
Now to the real reason that all of you are here. That announcement. The couple shared a post on Instagram that showed off the Jaguars head WAG's baby bump and some ultrasound pictures.
They had their dogs join them because who doesn't love a pregnancy announcement that includes a couple of dogs? The answer to that is terrible people and these kinds of moments aren't for them anyway.
Now, if you're like me, you're probably wondering what this means for the upcoming season and those WAGs twerking parties the ladies of Jacksonville took part in last season.
I can't imagine that this is good news for the parties and those who enjoyed all that surrounded them. If I had to guess, if they were to take place, they would unfortunately be much lower key than last year.
Congratulations are in order, obviously, for the Lawrences, but let's not lose sight of the unfortunate loss of those important team-building events.