2025 will forever be one of the most important years in Jared Goff’s life. It has nothing to do with his life as an NFL quarterback and all to do with his family life. In July, Goff and his wife, model Christen Harper, welcomed their first child into the world: Romy Isabelle Goff.
This Tuesday, Christen Harper jumped on her Instagram account to celebrate almost five months of parenthood with Romy Goff. Harper and Goff’s daughter was born on July 15, and she’s about to turn five years old.
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In an Instagram carousel to commemorate the occasion, Goff’s wife wrote:
“5 months of the sweetest silliest little love! 🦋,”
Goff and Harper reportedly met in 2019, and that same year, they appeared together on the red carpet for the first time. They got married in June of last year, having gotten engaged in June of 2022.
Christen Harper is a model and actress who has several acting credits on her IMDB page. Auggie (2019), Seven’s Eleven (2004), and Entourage (2004) are among them.
Netflix Showcases Memory of Jared Goff’s Wedding in New Season of “Quarterback.”
Jared Goff is one of the quarterbacks featured in the second season of Netflix’s “Quarterback,” which was released in early July. This Tuesday, Netflix posted a reel of Goff’s wedding to their Instagram account, which shows the quarterback and Christen Harper the day of their wedding, with their dog, a Golden Retriever named Quincy.
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Quincy has been with Goff since before he met his wife, and the reel quickly shows Harper recounting the story of how she came to love him and how she couldn’t imagine the wedding without him in it.
The series is produced by the Manning brothers’ production company, Omaha Productions, and NFL Films for Netflix. The second season also showcased Joe Burrow and Kirk Cousins.
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