The Kansas City Chiefs are competing in their fourth Super Bowl in five years under head coach Andy Reid. With the big game taking place in Las Vegas, Reid’s wife, Tammy Reid, kicked things up a notch.
Entering Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas for Super Bowl Opening Night, Tammy’s new outfit caused a stir on X, formerly known as Twitter. Tammy, who’s been married to Reid since 1981, rocked a black sequin jumpsuit. Even amid a marching band with circus performers, “Tammy Reid steals the show with this look 🔥🔥🔥,” a fan posted.
Tammy Reid steals the show with this look 🔥🔥🔥 https://t.co/YWv6HtZNbY
— Maddie Z (@mzabroske) February 6, 2024
And it wasn’t just women loving Reid’s new look. One man posted, “Has Andy Reid’s wife always looked like that? 👀”
In fact, Tammy has been impressing the crowd since she landed on the Strip. Stepping off the team plane in a red wrap dress and gold heels, a fan posted, “Andy Reid’s wife understands her assignment!” Another person wrote, “Men, we should all be so blessed to find wives who look at us like Tammy Reid looks at Andy.”
Reid understands he’s got himself a “trophy” wife. After winning last year’s Super Bowl, “That’s my girl,” Reid gushed to the broadcast analysts. “I still call her my girlfriend. Yup. Very lucky.”
Reid explained to The Philadelphia Enquirer in 2020, “Every day is a special day. I’m telling ya. I call her my girlfriend for that reason. You never lose interest if you do that, right, you guys out there? Call them your girlfriend and you always do special things for them.”
Reid doesn’t just give her compliments after Super Bowl wins. Chiefs Digest’s Matt Derrick posted in October, “Clearly, the best Chiefs highlight of the night was Tammy Reid coming to her husband’s rescue with a bottle of water as Andy was battling dry mouth during his postgame press conference. ‘Best-looking water girl in the league,’ he said.
Reid and Tammy have five children together: Britt, Crosby, Spencer, and Drew Ann. Their eldest son, Garrett, tragically died at age 29 in 2012 from a heroin overdose.
