Derrick Henry Has No Wife but Maintains a Long-Term Relationship With His Girlfriend

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Derrick Henry, the renowned running back, does not have a wife yet has maintained a long-term relationship with his girlfriend, Adrianna Rivas, since 2016.

The power couple started dating in the same year the Tennessee Titans selected Henry in the second round of the NFL draft.

Recently, the professional footballer joined the Baltimore Ravens on a 2-year contract after leaving the Tennessee Titans.

The Baltimore Ravens signed the athlete to a $16 million contract, which includes an annual salary of $8 million.

Known for his athleticism and extraordinary strength compared to average running backs, he has earned himself the nickname “King Henry.”

Born and raised in Yulee, Florida, he achieved the national high school football record for career rushing yards with the Yulee Hornets.

This accomplishment exemplifies his exceptional performance and dedication as a footballer since high school.

Derrick Henry and His Girlfriend Are Proud Parents of Two Daughters and Two Dogs

Although the couple is not yet married, they have shared eight strong years together, demonstrating their love and commitment to each other.

Adrianna first shared a selfie with Derrick Henry on social media with one of their dogs in November 2017, confirming their relationship.

Furthermore, Adrianna frequently shares updates about her life with her 11.6k followers on Instagram.

In January 2020, she announced the arrival of the couple’s first daughter, Valentina Allure, who was born on May 18 of the same year.

Likewise, Adrianna posted a family photo at Christmas to reveal they were expecting a second child, expanding their family.

She wrote saying,

From our growing family to yours, Merry Christmas 🤍

Henry and Adrianna joyfully welcomed their daughter, Celine Amor, into the world on April 22, 2024.

Moreover, the couple is also proud parents of two dogs, a Goldendoodle named Nala and a Rottweiler mix named Nino.

She often shows her unwavering support for her boyfriend by attending his important matches and events.

Adrianna posted a heartfelt message on her Instagram account following Henry’s remarkable 99-yard touchdown, captioning it “Just Watch.“

Additionally, she often accompanies Henry at significant events, including the 2021 ESPY Awards and his press conference post-contract with the Ravens.

Adrianna Rivas Pursues a Career as a Partnership Manager While Owning an Eyelash Extension Business

Born in 1994 in Texas, she is the only daughter of her father, Joe Rivas, and her mother, Simona Rivas.

Originally from Odessa, Adrianna was raised alongside her two brothers, Daniel Rivas and Adriel Rivas.

She graduated from the University of Texas in 2016 with a Bachelor’s degree in Public Relations.

Previously, she was a guest service agent at Marriott International, a role well-suited to her charismatic and extroverted personality.

Later, she worked for Digital Media Ninja, where she earned $84.6 thousand as a partnership manager for the organization.

Stepping into the beauty world, she founded her eyelash extension business, Attraction, by Adrianna in Dallas.

Thus, Adrianna has successfully established a career while skillfully balancing her family life.

In Case You Didn’t Know

  • Derrick Lamar Henry Jr. was born in Yulee, Florida, to Stacy Veal and Derrick Henry Sr., aged 15 and 16, respectively.
  • Derrick Henry is the first player to record a 200+-yard and 4+-touchdown game on fewer than 22 carries in the National Football League.
  • 2018 Henry fulfilled a promise to his grandmother by graduating from Alabama with a bachelor’s degree in communications.
Tisha Shrestha
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