Who is Connor McDavid’s wife, Lauren Kyle?
EDMONTON OILERS captain Connor McDavid has celebrated a big success away from the ice after marrying his partner, Lauren Kyle.
He popped the question at the end of the 2022-23 NHL season, and now fans want to know more about his new bride.
Who is Connor McDavid’s wife, Lauren Kyle?
For more than eight years, Connor McDavid has been in a relationship with Lauren Kyle.
The pair met in 2016 at a friend's birthday party and have reportedly been inseparable ever since.
Outside of being known as McDavid’s fiancée, Kyle is known for her career as an interior designer.
She splits her time between Edmonton and Toronto, designing products for her company, Kyle & Co. Design Studio, which is described as a "full service design studio."
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Kyle's career began in the late 2010s after she graduated from Ryerson University with a bachelor's degree in interior architecture.
When she's not in the studio, she can often be found posting about her life on Instagram to more than 70,000 followers.
Who is Connor McDavid?
Connor McDavid is a professional ice hockey center who was born on January 13, 1997, in Richmond Hill, Canada.
He began playing at a young age, and the majority of his adolescent career was spent competing against older kids.
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McDavid's skills on the ice were noticed early on, and he went on the become the first overall pick in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft.
At the time, he was drafted by the Edmonton Oilers and he now serves as the team's captain.
In addition to playing in the NHL, McDavid also represents Canada as a member of the country's national team.
When did Connor McDavid and Lauren Kyle get married?
Connor McDavid and Lauren Kyle announced they had tied the knot in August 2024.
The wedding took place in the District of Muskoka, where the couple got engaged last summer.
Connor told Vogue Australia: "It was a 10 day production, four events in different locations, and building infrastructures on an island with only boat access."
Lauren said: "Connor and I took a victory lap around the island on a vintage wooden boat; it was so nice to have a moment together; appreciate where we were, and all of the people who showed up to support us."