Halloween is almost upon us. Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence’s wife Marissa teased what his family is going to wear this Friday. On Tuesday, Lawrence shared a photo of the family, including their newborn daughter Shaw. Their jungle themed outfits draw inspiration from popular sitcom The Flintstones.
Lawrence is dressed as Fred Flintstone, wearing a bright orange tunic with black spots to mimic Fred’s iconic attire. He accessorized the outfit with a light blue tie like Fred.
Meanwhile, Marissa is dressed as Wilma Flintstone, wearing a white, short dress with torn edges at the hem. She is also wearing a white necklace made of large “stones.” The caption, “WILMAAAAA” confirms this is her character. Finally, Shae is dressed as Pebbles Flintstone, wearing a leopard print outfit.
Trevor Lawrence’s Wife Marissa Echoes Daughter Shae’s Feelings For Halloween Outfit
In another Instagram story, Marissa posted a solo photo of Shae. She expressed her daughter’s feelings regarding the hand-made outfit.
“This was my first Halloween costume that my mom hand made it!! It couldn’t be more perfect for Shae,” Marissa wrote.
Trevor Lawrence is not scheduled to take the field before this Sunday, when the Jaguars will face the Las Vegas Raiders. After losing 35-7 to the LA Rams, the Jaguars entered the bye week, which the quarterback fully maximized upon by spending quality time with his wife and their newborn daughter. Since the encounter with the Rams was in Wembley Stadium, they decided to stay back and roam the city, visiting iconic landmarks. Marissa also posted photos from there.
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Lawrence and Marissa both went to Cartersville High School. They started dating in 2016. Four years later, Lawrence popped the question to Marissa in July 2020 at Clemson Memorial Stadium. The following April, they got married in Bluffton, South Carolina.
In June last year, the couple announced their pregnancy and on January this year, they welcomed their daughter, Shae Lynn Lawrence, on January 4, 2025 at 4:01 a.m., weighing 10 lb 2 oz.
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