Paige VanZant’s Special Way Of Helping Husband Get Over Loss
Paige VanZant’s Special Way Of Helping Husband Get Over Loss
Former UFC star Paige VanZant captured the hearts and minds of MMA fans many years ago. As a result, both her professional and personal lives have been closely followed ever since.
Back in 2018, VanZant married fellow MMA fighter Austin Vanderford. The latter is signed to Bellator, and just this past week fought the legendary Gegard Mousasi for the middleweight championship of the world.
Sadly, Vanderford came up short – suffering a first-round knockout defeat.
Fortunately, VanZant found the perfect way to help her beau get over his loss. She displayed it on Instagram over the weekend:
VanZant and Vanderford have never been shy about displaying their love, as evidenced by the special tape they made together.
Beyond that, VanZant has also just been very open with the Instagram photos and videos she chooses to publish:
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Given that she boasts more than 3 million followers on the platform, any time she posts anything it immediately goes viral.
Whether it’s posing in a whipped cream bikini or publishing various provocative photos – VanZant knows how to make headlines.
These bachelorette party photos speak for themselves. https://t.co/Dil8nRrFE6
— Game 7 (@game7__) February 26, 2022
While VanZant’s fighting career has obviously hit a bit of a slow point, she is still a big enough draw to command massive paydays and big PPVs. It will be interesting to see where she ultimately ends up next.
As for Vanderford, he is extremely talented. And losing to someone of Mousasi’s stature is totally understandable. He’ll be back on top fighting for a title at some point.
Whether he’ll ultimately get a different result that time around remains to be seen.
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