Inside Sam Darnold & Katie Hoofnagle’s Wedding Day

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✨ This week in Wag Life:

Kelly Stafford has never shied away from talking about her evolution, both physically and personally, over the years.

The wife of Matthew Stafford has acknowledged changes in her appearance, including getting facial fillers early on that she later regretted. She’s also been open about having post-pregnancy procedures like a tummy tuck and breast augmentation, choosing transparency over speculation when it comes to her look.

But her journey goes beyond aesthetics. In 2019, Stafford underwent a 12-hour surgery to remove a benign brain tumor, a life-altering moment that shifted her perspective. Since then, she’s leaned into confidence and control over how she shows up, making it clear that her story isn’t about appearance, but growth.

Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell have officially added another member to their family, announcing the arrival of their second daughter, Pepper Jo. The couple shared the news on Instagram, posting photos from the hospital as they held their newborn alongside their 2-year-old daughter, Scottie.

The announcement kept things simple: “Our sweet baby girl is here!! Pepper Jo 🎀✨,” with Kuch also noting it was “one of the best days of our lives” and highlighting her VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean) experience. The photos showed a relaxed, intimate moment, Rochell holding the baby close, Kuch in recovery, and Scottie meeting her little sister.

The couple had been documenting the pregnancy since November, sharing everything from sonograms to the ups and downs of the final weeks. Now, with two daughters and another chapter underway, their story continues to resonate with fans who’ve followed their journey from first-time parents to a growing family.

Sam Darnold and Katie Hoofnagle kept their wedding simple, personal, and true to who they are, less about spectacle, more about meaning.

The couple first met through mutual friends in Charlotte and dated for about two years before getting engaged. While Katie had a sense it was coming, the proposal still managed to catch her off guard.

For the big day, she leaned into a more relaxed approach. Her dress came from Anthropologie (check price↗)—a full-circle moment from her college days—and instead of overloading on traditions, she focused on feeling like herself.

Instead of a traditional bridal party, Katie kept the morning intimate, getting ready with close family. She also chose to wear her everyday jewelry, much of it gifted by family, which helped her feel grounded and like herself throughout the day.

The ceremony itself had a few standout touches. Sam Darnold walked down the aisle to “Georgia on My Mind” by Ray Charles—a nod to their shared connection to The Masters—while Katie chose “Forever” by Noah Kahan, an artist they’ve seen live together.

One of the most meaningful moments came before the ceremony even started, the couple exchanged their vows privately over coffee, then repeated them later in front of guests. It allowed them to be fully present during the ceremony instead of overwhelmed by it.

After the wedding, they skipped the typical rushed schedule and kept things easy. The next day (Saturday) turned into a casual poolside hangout, with around 50 friends joining them to relive the night and just spend time together.

Overall, their day wasn’t about doing everything, it was about doing the right things.

Kylie Kelce and Jason Kelce keep their relationship strong with simple rules that actually stick:

49ers FB Kyle Juszczyk’s wife Kristin is expanding her fashion footprint in a big way—this time stepping outside football and into the world of Formula 1.

Her brand, Off Season, has teamed up with F1 to launch a racing-inspired collection that blends motorsport aesthetics with everyday fashion. Think cropped jackets with corset-style details, racer jerseys, and oversized graphic staples designed for off-track style.

This move is another step in Kristin’s growing influence at the intersection of sports and fashion. Off Season has already collaborated with leagues like the NFL and NBA, and now, with Formula 1’s rapidly growing (and increasingly female) fanbase, the brand is tapping into an entirely new global audience.

The collection drops April 23, continuing Kristin Juszczyk’s run as one of the most impactful WAGs turning sideline style into a serious business.