Mikaela Worley gave an inside look at how she and her fellow WAGs celebrated the Washington Commanders win together.
The 26-year-old took to Instagram to capture the celebration that followed the Commanders’ 45-31 win over the Detroit Lions on Jan. 19.
In the video, Worley wrote, “Spend 15 seconds with us watching our guys advance to the NFC CHAMPIONSHIP🏈❤️💛,” showing her and the other contestants celebrating together at the viewing party. The clip shows members of the party high-fiving and jumping in excitement with the caption, “Going for the NFC CHAMPIONSHIP BABY!!!!”
When some fans in the comments asked why she didn’t attend the game in person, Worley explained, “There were no flights home tonight or this morning so a bunch of us decided to watch from home😊.”
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Worley’s party with her fellow WAGs comes after Jeremy Reaves proposed to her as a safety for the Commanders following their 30-24 win over the Atlanta Falcons on Dec. 29.
In a video shared by the NFL’s official Instagram account, the 28-year-old NFL star got down on one knee after the Commanders secured the win, with a medical assistant accepting it in front of the crowd. “Complaint after the clinch! A moment they will never forget 💍🥹,” NFL captioned the sweet proposal.
Jeremy Reaves and Mikaela Worley.
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In an interview with The Associated Press, Reaves revealed that his plans to pop the question depended on the Commanders winning their game, adding that “there’s no way I could have done it in the right spirit after the loss.”
“She deserved it. I can’t say enough about her,” he continued. “When I was at my lowest last year, she was there to pick me up every day. She appeared. That’s my best friend. He’s been my best friend since high school.”
In the interview, Reaves also talked about Worley’s unwavering support after he was injured last year, saying, “You can tell a lot about someone when they’re going through their worst and how they deal with it.”
“I had the hardest time last year when I got my ACL (torn),” he continued. “I couldn’t do anything, I couldn’t be my own man, and she was a crutch when I couldn’t do it myself.”
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