Who Is Dustin Hopkins’ Wife, Gabrielle Renee?
The person Dustin Hopkins loved most in the world—and who he married—was Gabrielle Renee. Gabrielle and Dustin dated for a few months prior to becoming engaged.
She once served as a Florida State University cheerleader. She also served as his team’s cheerleader.
They were introduced to one another in this manner. She agreed when Dustin asked her to be his girlfriend in May 2014. They married shortly after being engaged.
Gabrielle’s pregnancy was made public in 2016. She gave birth to a handsome son on March 14, 2017, who was given the name Wake Steele Hopkins. They announced it on their Twitter and Instagram profiles.
When Dustin and Gabrielle gave birth to their first child, they became parents. They are now very happy and enjoying their best life together.
Find Dustin And Gabrielle On Instagram
Both Gabrielle Hopkins and Dustin Hopkins have accounts on Instagram.
Dustin Hopkins3 is the username on his Instagram account. As of this writing, 13.7K people follow him. He never stops uploading pictures of her with her hubby and kids. His resume states: “Eph. 2:4-10
My jokes are stolen from @gabriellehopkins, who is a proud father and a graduate of Florida State University.
Gabrielle, on the other hand, has an Instagram account with the username @gabriellehopkins, where she now has 1512 posts and 5,066 followers. She has a public account and updates her fans frequently by uploading photos of her family and herself on family outings.
“Believer + Wife + Autism Mama + Dog Lady •Nashville | Newport Beach Lifestyle Photographer •@dustinhopkins3 steals my jokes •La Chargers #6,” says her Instagram bio.
Despite A Hamstring Injury, Dustin Hopkins Kicks The Chargers To An Overtime Victory
For the most of Monday’s game, Dustin Hopkins‘ right hamstring was wrapped with a heat pack.
The Los Angeles Chargers’ kicker was visibly injured and in discomfort. Not to mention, he was hot.
Hopkins’ field goal of 39 yards in overtime gave the Chargers a 19-16 victory over the Denver Broncos.
He experienced a cramp or strain in his hamstring, and it just didn’t seem right, according to a team transcript from Chargers head coach Brandon Staley, who also noted, “You can’t say enough positive things about how he’s holding on.”
Hopkins had a wonderful yet difficult night. Despite hurting himself on his first attempt, he made all five of his kicks, including an extra point and field goals from 37, 31, 35, and 39 yards. “That first extra point I just felt a pop, and it sort of went downhill from there,” Hopkins told ESPN’s Lisa Salters after the game.
