Odell Beckham Jr. hits the red carpet at the ESPY Awards in style with partner Lauren Wood and their son Zydn
One of the most exciting players in the National Football League – Odell Beckham Jr. – hit the red carpet at the ESPY Awards, and brought his family along as well.
The 29-year-old wide receiver, who won his first NFL Championship with the Los Angeles Rams in February, hit the red carpet with his partner Lauren Wood, who have been dating since 2019.
They also hit the red carpet with their sharp-dressed son Zydn, who they welcomed February 17, just days after Super Bowl LVI.
OBJ: One of the most exciting players in the National Football League – Odell Beckham Jr. – hit the red carpet at the ESPY Awards, and brought his family along as well
Beckham hit the red carpet wearing a double-breasted black suit coat and a white tuxedo shirt, opting for a gold chain instead of a bowtie.
He also wore diamond-studded earrings and black tuxedo pants with thick-soled black shoes to complete his look.
He was also seen holding his son Zydn, who was wearing a tiny black suit of his own to match his father.
Odell’s look: Beckham hit the red carpet wearing a double-breasted black suit coat and a white tuxedo shirt, opting for a gold chain instead of a bowtie
Lauren opted for a full-length black gown with her hair in curly strands that fell over her shoulders.
She was also holding a small black handbag with a number of rings and bracelets on for her red carpet appearance.
She completed her look with black shoes seen peeking out from her gown on Wednesday evening.
Lauren’s look: Lauren opted for a full-length black gown with her hair in curly strands that fell over her shoulders
OBJ and Lauren welcomed their first child Zydn, just days after he tore his ACL in Super Bowl LVI.
He had a successful surgery to repair the torn ligament after helping the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20.
He shared a snap of his family on Instagram, calling his son Zydn the, ‘biggest blessing’ of his life.
Child: OBJ and Lauren welcomed their first child Zydn, just days after he tore his ACL in Super Bowl LVI
‘2-17-22, 0605. THE biggest blessing I’ve ever had in my life arrived here on earth! The words, I can’t even put together for the overwhelming emotions that ran thru me … a moment I will never forget and cherish forever,’ he said.
‘Zydn was born n at that moment I knew my life changed for the better. Lauren Wood, u changed my life forever and delivered the most beautiful gift of all… EFFORTLESSLY!’ he added.
‘Ur strength throughout this gives me the courage to keep goin because i now kno with u by my side and holding it down for me, I can get thru anything. I love u so much,’ he concluded.
Blessing: ‘2-17-22, 0605. THE biggest blessing I’ve ever had in my life arrived here on earth! The words, I can’t even put together for the overwhelming emotions that ran thru me … a moment I will never forget and cherish forever,’ he said
ESPY Awards 2022 WINNERS
Best Athlete, Men’s Sports
Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers
Shohei Ohtani, Los Angeles Angels – *WINNER*
Connor McDavid, Edmonton Oilers
Best Athlete, Women’s Sports
Oksana Masters, Cross Country Skiing, Road Cycling, Biathlon
Sunisa Lee, Gymnastics
Katie Ledecky, Swimming – *WINNER*
Candace Parker, Chicago Sky
Best Breakthrough Athlete
Trinity Rodman, Washington Spirit
Eileen Gu, Skier – *WINNER*
Jonathan Taylor, Indianapolis Colts
Ja Morant, Memphis Grizzlies
Best Record-Breaking Performance
Stephen Curry passes Ray Allen for most 3-pointers made in NBA history – *WINNER*
Jocelyn Alo breaks Lauren Chamberlain’s home run record for most in Division I history (96)
Allyson Felix, Track & Field, won her 11th career medal surpassing Carl Lewis for the United States track and field record
Tom Brady becomes the NFL all-time passing yards leader overtaking Drew Brees
Best Championship Performance
Cooper Kupp, Los Angeles Rams – Super Bowl LVI – *WINNER*
Julianna Pena, UFC 269
Max Verstappen, F1 – Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Cale Makar, Colorado Avalance – Stanley Cup Finals
Best Comeback Athlete
Klay Thompson, Golden State Warriors – *WINNER*
Trey Mancini, Baltimore Orioles
Diamond DeShields, Phoenix Mercury
Joe Burrow, Cincinnati Bengals
Best Play
Unbelievable Corner Kick Goal by Megan Rapinoe – *WINNER*
Justin Tucker’s 66-yard NFL record field goal
Ja Morant’s poster dunk
Hansel Emmanuel with the play of the year
Best Team
Golden State Warriors, NBA – *WINNER*
Chicago Sky, WNBA
Atlanta Braves, MLB
Los Angeles Rams, NFL
Oklahoma Sooners, NCAA Softball
Georgia Bulldogs, NCAA Football
Colorado Avalanche, NHL
Best Olympian, Women’s Sports
Sunisa Lee, Gymnastics
Oksana Masters, Cross Country Skiing, Road Cycling, Biathlon
Katie Ledecky, Swimming – *WINNER*
Allyson Felix, Track & Field
Best Olympian, Men’s Sports
Nathan Chen, Figure Skating
Declan Farmer, Sled Hockey
Nick Mayhugh, Track & Field
Caeleb Dressel, Swimming – *WINNER*
Best Game
Kansas City Chiefs defeat the Buffalo Bills in an OT thriller (AFC Divisional Game) – *WINNER*
UConn defeats NC State in double OT (Elite 8 NCAA Women’s Basketball)
Kansas’ 16-point rally, which was the biggest comeback in championship game history (NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship)
Bryce Young rallies Alabama to beat Auburn in four OTs (NCAA Football Iron Bowl)
Best College Athlete, Men’s Sports
Bryce Young, Alabama Football – *WINNER*
Dante Polvara, Georgetown Men’s Soccer
Chet Holmgren, Gonzaga Men’s Basketball
Logan Wisnauskas, Maryland Lacrosse
Best College Athlete, Women’s Sports
Aliyah Boston, South Carolina Women’s Basketball
Jaelin Howell, Florida State Soccer
Jocelyn Alo, Oklahoma Softball – *WINNER*
Charlotte North, Boston College Lacrosse
Best International Athlete, Men’s Soccer
Karim Benzema, Real Madrid
Kevin De Bruyne, Manchester City
Sadio Mane, Liverpool
Kylian Mbappe, PSG – *WINNER*
Best International Athlete, Women’s Soccer
Alexia Putellas, Barcelona
Sam Kerr, Chelsea – *WINNER*
Vivianne Miedema, Arsenal
Caroline Graham Hansen, Barcelona
Best NFL Player
Cooper Kupp, Los Angeles Rams – *WINNER*
TJ Watt, Pittsburgh Steelers
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers
Jonathan Taylor, Indianapolis Colts
Best MLB Player
Shohei Ohtani, Los Angeles Angels – *WINNER*
Bryce Harper, Philadelphia Phillies
Aaron Judge, New York Yankees
Jorge Soler, Atlanta Braves
Best NHL Player
Connor McDavid, Edmonton Oilers – *WINNER*
Auston Matthews, Toronto Maple Leafs
Roman Josi, Nashville Predators
Igor Shesterkin, New York Rangers
Best Driver
Kyle Larson, NASCAR – *WINNER*
Max Verstappen, F1
Steve Torrence, NHRA
Alex Palou, IndyCar
Best NBA Player
Nikola Jokic, Denver Nuggets
Joel Embiid, Philadelphia 76ers
Luka Doncic, Dallas Mavericks
Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors – *WINNER*
Best WNBA Player
Jonquel Jones, Connecticut Sun
Sylvia Fowles, Minnesota Lynx
Skylar Diggins-Smith, Phoenix Mercury
Candace Parker, Chicago Sky – *WINNER*
Best Boxer
Tyson Fury – *WINNER*
Shakur Stevenson
Katie Taylor
Mikaela Mayor
Best MMA Fighter
Alexander Volkanovski
Charles Oliviera – *WINNER*
Kamaru Usman
Kayla Harrison
Best Athlete, Men’s Golf
Scottie Scheffler
Cameron Smith
Justin Thomas – *WINNER*
Jon Rahm
Best Athlete, Women’s Golf
Nelly Korda – *WINNER*
Ko Jin-young
Lydia Ko
Minjee Lee
Best Athlete, Men’s Tennis
Rafael Nadal – *WINNER*
Dylan Alcott
Carlos Alcaraz
Felix Auger-Aliassime
Best Athlete, Women’s Tennis
Emma Raducanu – *WINNER*
Ashleigh Barty
Iga Swiatek
Leylah Fernandez
Best Athlete, Men’s Action Sports
Eli Tomac, Supercross – *WINNER*
Alex Hall, Ski
Yuto Horigome, Skateboard
Ayuma Hirano, Snowboard
Best Athlete, Women’s Action Sports
Zoi Sadowski-Synnott, Snowboard
Eileen Gu, Ski – *WINNER*
Rayssa Leal, Skateboard
Chloe Kim, Snowboard
Best Jockey
Flavien Prat
Irad Ortiz
Jose Ortiz – *WINNER*
Joel Rosario
Best Athlete With a Disability, Men’s Sports
Declan Farmer, Sled Hockey
Nick Mayhugh, Track & Field
Brad Snyder, Paratriathlon & Swimming – *WINNER*
Ian Seidenfeld, Table Tennis
Best Athlete With a Disability, Women’s Sports
Oksana Masters, Cycling & Nordic/Biathlon
Jessica Long, Swimming – *WINNER*
Brenna Huckaby, Snowboarding
Kate Ward, Soccer
Best Bowler
Jason Belmonte
Anthony Simonsen
Kyle Troup – *WINNER*
Dom Barrett
Best MLS Player
Valentin Castellanos, NYCFC
Jesus Ferreira, FC Dallas
Carles Gil, New England Revolution
Carlos Vela, LAFC – *WINNER*
Best NWSL Player
Ashley Hatch, Washington Spirit – *WINNER*
Aubrey Bledsoe, Washington Spirit
Jess Fishlock, OL Reign
Caprice Dydasco, NJ/NY Gotham FC
Jimmy V Award for Perseverance: Dick Vitale
Pat Tillman Award for Service: Gretchen Evans
Arthur Ashe for Courage Award: Vitali Klitschko
Sports Humanitarian Team of the Year: Denver Broncos
Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award: Albert Pujols
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