Drake Maye’s Wife, Ann Michael, Shows Off Rare Side Of Herself We’ve Never Seen Before In Gym Mirror Selfie [PHOTO]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Drake Maye’s ascension with the Patriots in 2025 wouldn’t be possible without his wife. Ann Michael Maye has been talked about just as much as him during this season.
Anne Michael continues to grow in popularity among NFL fans. She is one of the rare NFL wives that all fans genuinely like. Her TikToks from her kitchen have been blowing up all year. One thing that sets her apart from other WAGs is that she does this without taking off her clothes.
That changed this week. Maye has a lot of fans across X, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. Just days before the Super Bowl, she took to her Instagram story and posted herself in the gym. She showed off the most skin she’s ever shown since being put into the spotlight.
Drake Maye’s wife was seated on a machine with her legs crossed while taking a picture in a mirror. She was sporting some tight-fitting gray workout clothes.
“Happy Super Bowl week!!!” she wrote.
One thing Anne Michael has done is put her all into her playoff outfits. She comes out to support her husband while simultaneously stealing the show.
Is Drake Maye Healthy?
It has been quite the year for Drake Maye. He is coming off a season in which he threw for 4,394 yards, 31 touchdowns, and 8 interceptions. Maye also helped the Patriots go from 3-14 last year to 14-3. The numbers also cemented his place in the MVP conversation.
Maye’s shoulder has turned into a top talking point as the New England Patriots prepare for Super Bowl LX. The Patriots cited illness and a right shoulder injury for Maye’s absence from practice on Friday. Mike Vrabel told reporters Friday that Maye would have practiced if not for the illness. He reiterated that stance during Monday’s WEEI interview at the Super Bowl’s Radio Row.
On Monday, Maye told reporters that he threw earlier in the day. All things are looking good for him to be perfectly fine for the Super Bowl.
