Erin Andrews had more than one reason to celebrate on Tuesday. The longtime FOX Sports sideline reporter marked a special double occasion with her husband, former NHL star Jarret Stoll, his birthday and their wedding anniversary, and fans didn’t miss a beat in joining the celebration.
The couple, who tied the knot in 2017 after being introduced by mutual friend Michael Strahan, are enjoying their offseason with their one-year-old son Mack and their golden retriever. Andrews, 46, shared a sweet post on Instagram honoring her husband, writing, “Happy Birthday and Anniversary to our favorite @stolly28! We love you ‘Daddddddddda’ .”
Fans Show Love For The Couple On Their Special Day
As soon as Andrews shared the post, the well-wishes began pouring in from fans, friends, and colleagues. “Happy anniversary you two, and happy birthday,” one fan commented.
Another chimed in with, “Happy Birthday @stolly28!!! And happy anniversary to you both!!! .”
Andrews’ sister, Kendra, added her own message filled with warmth, saying, “Happiest Birthday Bear!! You are an amazing DAADAA!! And Happy Anniversary to you both!! Love you guys.”
Steven Cundari, boyfriend of Andrews’ close friend and FOX co-host Charissa Thompson, joined in as well: “Happy birthday to my co-host!!! +Ones 4 life!”
The couple, who met more than a decade ago, welcomed their first child via surrogate in June 2023. Since then, they’ve been sharing glimpses of family life with fans, including playful nods to their son’s budding love for hockey, a nod to Stoll’s two-time Stanley Cup-winning career with the Los Angeles Kings from 2002 to 2016.
Andrews, meanwhile, remains a staple on NFL sidelines. She wrapped up last season at Super Bowl 59, where the FOX crew covered the Eagles’ dominant 40-22 win over the Chiefs in New Orleans. She’ll return this fall as part of FOX’s lead broadcast team alongside Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady, and Tom Rinaldi.
Eight years into their marriage, Erin and Jarret continue to win fans over, this time, not for breaking sports news or hoisting trophies, but for the simple joy of showing up for each other.
