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Denny Hamlin is one of the 75 Greatest Drivers in the history of NASCAR. With over 50 Cup race wins to his name, he is the most successful racers in the premier stock car racing scene who has not won a championship. He is a Toyota legend who has driven for TRD team Joe Gibbs Racing since his debut in the top division.
He is also a NASCAR Cup team owner. Hamlin co-owns the 23XI Racing team with NBA legend Michael Jordan. It’s a two-full-time and one part-time car operation that has been racing since 2021. Currently, they field cars for Bubba Wallace (No:23 Toyota Camry) and the two-time Xfinity Series champion Tyler Reddick (No:45 Toyota Camry).
Hamlin is also the host of the Action Detrimental podcast, where he uses his no-nonsense approach to give fans a unique perspective of fans. The current villain of NASCAR has recently got engaged to his longtime girlfriend. Here is everything one needs to know about the three-time Daytona 500 winner life partner.
Who is Denny Hamlin’s girlfriend?
Jordan Fish got engaged to Denny Hamlin in January 2024. She and Hamlin have been in a relationship for a long time and have two children together. They had a public fallout in 2021 but reconciled and are now set to become husband and wife.
Where is Denny Hamlin’s girlfriend, Jordan Fish, from?
There isn’t much information about Jordan Fish’s origin in the public domain. She is reportedly from Fort Mill, South Carolina, and was born into a well-settled business family.
How old is Denny Hamlin’s girlfriend, Jordan Fish?
Jordan Fish was born on October 27th, 1987, and she is 33 years old. The fashion model/entrepreneur might get married to Hamlin this year.
Where did Denny Hamlin and Jordan Fish first meet?
As per multiple reports, Denny Hamlin first met his love, Jordan Fish, in 2007 at an NBA Game with the Carline Panthers. Fish was one of the team’s cheerleaders at the time, and Hamlin was attracted to her from that moment.
How many years have Denny Hamlin and Jordan Fish been dating?
According to multiple sources, the couple has been together for over the last 16 years. They did take a break in their relationship in 2021 after Fish posted a disturbing breakup note via Twitter (Now X).
When did Denny Hamlin and Jordan Fish get married?
Hamlin and Fish aren’t yet married but are engaged. They got engaged on Monday, January 1, 2024, and shared the news via Instagram.
How many kids do Denny Hamlin and Jordan Fish have?
Denny Hamlin and Jordan Fish have two kids together. Their first child, Taylor James Hamlin, was born in 2013, and their second daughter, Molly Gold Hamlin, was born four years later in 2017.
What does Denny Hamlin’s girlfriend, Jordan Fish, do for a living?
Jordan Fish is a businesswoman and a social media influencer, and she is also an E-Commerce Entrepreneur. She started her career as one of the dancers for the Carolina Panthers, one of the Lady Cats.
She then worked with NASCAR as an archive assistant before leaving it behind to become a fashion blogger. She later worked as a project coordinator at Wheel House Media and founded Bambinos. She has also launched her fashion brand Live On The Nines and KUSTOM KLUTCH.
What is Jordan Fishe’s Net Worth?
Jordan Fish is reportedly worth around $5 to 6 million. Her business ventures and modeling career helped her to live a luxurious life.
Jordan Fish’s Parents, Family & Background
There needs to be more information about Fish’s family in the public domain. According to her social media, her mother’s name is Sharon Allen, and her sister’s name is Linsey Fish. But nothing is known about Fish’s father besides the fact that he is a successful businessman.
Jordan Fish’s social media
Fish has a well-established Instagram handle where she has over 35 K followers. She shares photos of her and her children there on the meta-owned platform. She recently announced her engagement with Hamlin via the platform.
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