NASCAR Hall of Famer Tony Stewart and NHRA Winner Leah Pruett Officially Married

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Tony Stewart and Leah Pruett are officially husband and wife, according to an Instagram video taken by Marco Andretti, who was in attendance for the couple’s wedding, which took place Sunday (November 21) in Los Cabos – according to the post’s location tag.

Stewart, 50, and Pruett, 33, were engaged to be married in March 2021 and will continue to work together from a professional standpoint, as Pruett was named one of the founding drivers of Tony Stewart Racing’s program in the NHRA.

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Pruett is a 12-time NHRA main event winner, while Stewart is a three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and co-owner of Stewart-Haas Racing, which currently operates in the NASCAR Cup Series and NASCAR Xfinity Series. Stewart is also a member of the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

6 Responses

  1. Congrats! In all the years watching NASCAR (stopped last year after 30+), I’d never seen/heard of Tony w/a woman. I was seriously wondering…

    1. Tony was engaged to his first love during his first 2 years in the Cup Series ( can’t remember her name), then after dating a couple Gold diggers he met a Playboy bunny and announced their engagement in 2019, which didn’t last, and then this past Spring announced he was dating Leah. I never knew it had blossomed into an engagement, but as a longtime fan I’m so happy that he’s found his Soulmate.
      I’m still a Nascar fan cheering on Joe Gibbs Racing.

  2. My daughter Bev will be heartbroken, Tony Stewart was the man for her in Nascar. She went to Mooresville to have her car pictured in front. Tony Stewart is still her fave.

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