Tyrese Haliburton and Jade Jones will reportedly tie the knot this year after dating for more than seven years. The two first met in 2019 when Hali played for the Iowa State University, where Jones was a cheerleader. Before the couple rings the wedding bell, Jones gave some sneak peeks into her bachelorette party.
Jones shared several images and clips on her Instagram story on Thursday, June 4, that showed her enjoying herself with her friends. In some pictures, she was photographed poolside with her friends, while others showed her partying at a restaurant named Bagatelle.
In one of the clips, Jones was also seen dancing on the table with a glittery cap on and a cheerleader pom-pom.
Jones also worked as an elementary school teacher after her stint as a cheerleader for the Iowa State Cyclones. Haliburton proposed to her beau in 2025 on the basketball court at their alma mater, Iowa, in an elaborate and romantic setting. While Jones was busy partying with her friends, her NBA fiancé was busy making an 82-0 team.
Tyrese Haliburton quits the 82-0 challenge in frustration
The release of 82-0.com has created a new trend in the NBA world. Several players and fans have tried their hand at building a formidable all-time team that goes undefeated in an NBA regular season. The website generates a regular-season record that the built team can generate by harnessing their average numbers during a certain era with a specific team.
However, Tyrese Haliburton could not find the right match, even though he used legends of the game like LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, and Michael Jordan. He shared his team on X and wrote:
“Retiring from 82-0 cuz stop it”
Tyrese Haliburton has had a lot of time at his disposal after he missed the entire 2025-26 season due to a torn ACL he suffered last season in the NBA Finals. He was instrumental in Game 1 of the finals in clutch, as he scored a jumper on the final play with 0.3 seconds on the clock. However, the Pacers lost to the OKC Thunder in seven games, and Hali tore his ACL in the first quarter of Game 7.
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