Kurt Warner is drawing a lot of attention to himself recently after he didn’t hold back during a live commentary. He openly called out the New York Jets for poor clock management after their first half performance against the Denver Broncos in London.
Fans want to know about his family, and here are all the details:
Who Is Kurt Warner’s Wife?
NFL analyst Kurt Warner is married to Brenda Warner (née Carney Meoni) since Oct. 1997. They first met at a country bar in northern Iowa. Before meeting Kurt, Brenda was already mother to two children and had an ex-husband.
“Timing, fate, whatever you want to say, that dance ends with us partnered up,” Kurt said. “I asked her to keep dancing, and that’s really how this whole thing started, a chance meeting when she didn’t want to go out, I didn’t want to, and somebody forced us to go out, and all of this came from it.”
The most important moment in their relationship came when Kurt was introduced to Brenda’s son Zachary. That’s when Brenda knew that Kurt was a keeper.
“When I walked out, and he was wrestling on the floor with Zack, the way he looked at my son with pure love, no judgment, no expectation, just loved him, that’s all it took for me,” Brenda said. “He fell in love with my kids before he fell in love with me. That’s when I knew he was worthy of being in our lives, of our love.”
When Zachary was just four months old, Brenda’s former husband, a Marine, threw their son in the bathtub, leading to blindness and serious brain injury. Brenda was also part of the U.S. Marine Corps. Now, she’s a speaker, author and artist.
Who Are Kurt Warner and Brenda’s Children?
Kurt Warner adopted Brenda’s both children, Zachary and Jesse Jo from previous marriage and welcomed five more.
Inspired by Zachary’s life, Kurt and Brenda established Treasure House Phoenix. The organization focus on building a residential community for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities like their first son. Meanwhile, the second adopted child, Jesse is married and runs a design, stationery, and event signage business.
Together, they welcomed Kade Eugene Warner on September 29, 1998. Kade followed his father’s footsteps in football. He attended Nebraska before transferring to Kansas State and then the NFL draft where he went undrafted. He joined XFL’s Houston Roughnecks but is now a free agent.
They welcomed Jada Jo Warner on February 17, 2001. She is an actress and attended USC’s School of Dramatic Arts. Their third child together, Elijah “E.J.” Storm Warner, was born on November 3, 2003 He was Rice University Owls’ starting quarterback in 2024.
The couple are also parent to twin daughters, Sierra Rose Warner and Sienna Rae Warner, born on December 19, 2005. The former is passionate about equestrian while Sienna likes photography.
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