Meet the Incredible Wives and Girlfriends Supporting the Indianapolis Colts This Season

The Indianapolis Colts are taking on the 2026 NFL season with all the love and support they need, thanks to their lovely partners. From entrepreneurs to doctors to new moms, the significant others backing the team from the sidelines this year are a collection of truly incredible and hardworking women worthy of their own spotlight.
So, without further ado, we are highlighting some of the partners who will be cheering on the Colts throughout the season.
Simone Biles (Jonathan Owens)
Biles, an Olympic gymnast and two-time SI Swimsuit model, and Owens, a safety, met on the dating app Raya in March 2020. The power couple got engaged on Valentine’s Day in 2022 and have been married since 2023. Both Biles and Owens constantly support one another in their professional pursuits, and the professional gymnast has some incredible sidelines style.
Ciandra Allen (Keenan Allen)
Ciandra and the wide receiver share four beautiful children—three girls and one boy. Allen’s little ones make the best sideline cheerleaders for game day, with their amazing and strong mother leading the charge.
Ashlyn Buckner (DeForest Buckner)
The defensive tackle and his wife, Ashlyn, have been married since 2018, and have cultivated a beautiful, growing family, sharing two sons and one girl. The Buckners are often seen together on the sidelines, cheering on the defensive tackle while sporting coordinating (and very cute) outfits.
Hannah Rhodes (Luke Rhodes)
Another franchise staple, Luke has been playing with the team since 2016, and his wife Hannah has been by his side for the ride. According to Luke’s Instagram bio, the couple said “I do” in February 2019. They also share three sons together, and Hannah often posts photos of herself and her children cheering on Luke from the sidelines and hanging out together on the field.
Farrah Housefield (Quenton Nelson)
Farrah operates an interior design studio called Alton Interiors, and got engaged to the Colts’ guard—who was selected as the team’s first round pick (sixth overall) in the 2018 NFL draft—in February 2025.
“I said yes to forever with my best friend, who pulled off the surprise of a lifetime,” Farrah wrote in a joint Instagram post announcing the exciting news. They then got married on June 20, 2026.
Ayanna Chapman (Jonathan Taylor)
Ayanna and Jonathan tied the knot back in early 2023 in a gorgeous outdoor ceremony. The couple often posts photos together on social media, celebrating their sweet bond, and Ayanna can regularly be seen sitting stylishly on the sidelines supporting her husband. The two welcomed their daughter, Solana, in April 2026.
Jada Richardson (Anthony Richardson)
Jada and Anthony are high school sweethearts. The two announced they were expecting a child together on Instagram, including photos from their baby shower in February 2024, where Richardson adorably popped the question to an unsuspecting Jada during the celebration.
Cynthia Sanchez (Rigoberto Sanchez)
Cynthia met Rigoberto while they were both attending Butte College, where she played soccer and he, of course, played football.
The couple got engaged in 2017 before tying the knot in 2019. Together, they share two children, and the family is more than happy to attend the games each season, with Rigoberto even referring to Cynthia as his “secret weapon.”
Molly Walding (Riley Leonard)
Riley was drafted to the Colts in the sixth round (189th overall pick) of the 2025 NFL draft after playing football at the University of Notre Dame. According to People, Molly met the quarterback while they were in high school, and the two have been dating since 2017.
The couple got engaged in July 2025 after celebrating eight years together, with Molly writing on Instagram: “I love you Riley Leonard!!!!! If you told me at age 13 I wouldn’t believe you! The greatest day of my life!!!!” The two tied the knot in Alabama on March 28, 2026.
Rhonda Ajiake (Austin Ajiake)
Rhonda tied the knot with the linebacker in January 2024. The two share two children, welcoming their first daughter in 2020 and their second in 2025.
Blass Morrone Tucker (Dalton Tucker)
Blass is an M.D., having earned her doctorate in April 2024—the same year Dalton joined the NFL after signing with the Colts as a free agent. The couple married in May 2023, and in December 2024, they announced they were expecting their first child.
The couple welcomed their son David in June 2025, with the two writing about the birth in a joint Instagram caption, “We love you more than words can say! Thank you Lord for as smooth a delivery we could ask for and a healthy baby at 36 weeks! He was ready to meet the world. 🩵”
Lalaine Bynum (Camryn Bynum)
Lalaine and Camryn were married in May 2023 in a beautiful beach ceremony. Then, the duo welcomed their first daughter, Laila, two years later. Lalaine exclusively told People of the birth, “The first couple of weeks have been a major adjustment, but being able to give birth to our daughter in California and being surrounded by our family to help us with Laila has been such a huge blessing and made it a lot easier for both of us.”
In addition to being proud parents, the couple also cofounded the Bynum Faith Foundation, as well as CampBeezy, which, according to the Instagram bio, is “Bringing American Football to the Philippines one movie at a time 🇵🇭🎬🏈.”
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Allie Hayes is an experienced pop culture staff writer and editor specializing in movies, TV and celebrity news. Before joining the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit team as a Breaking/Trending News Editor, she worked at several outlets including BuzzFeed, The Daily Dot, and Newsweek. When she’s not writing for work (or writing for fun), you’ll find her curled up on the couch reading yet another romance novel, obsessively watching pro wrestling with her friends, or taking blurry photos of her two adorable cats.