Tyler Reddick Officially Marries Long-Time Girlfriend Alexa DeLeon

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NASCAR Cup Series driver Tyler Reddick and his long-time partner Alexa are officially husband and wife, the couple officially confirmed via social media on Saturday.

According to the couple’s post on Instagram, in which Tyler and Alexa are co-authors, the wedding took place on Thursday, July 25 in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, perfectly sandwiched into NASCAR’s two-week break for the Summer Olympics in Paris.

 

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The newlywed couple have one child together, Beau, born in January 2020. The pair’s four-year-old son had a viral moment earlier this season at Talladega Superspeedway, celebrating in the arms of Michael Jordan after Reddick went to Victory Lane at the 2.66-mile superspeedway.

A globally-known figure in the world of professional sports, Jordan is the co-founder of NASCAR Cup Series operation 23XI Racing with Denny Hamlin, which fields a pair of Toyota Camry XSE for Reddick (No. 45) and teammate Bubba Wallace (No. 23).

Hamlin and Wallace were among those from NASCAR circles present to witness the union of Tyler and Alexa on Thursday, as were NASCAR Xfinity Series owner Sam Hunt, and others.

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