Everything We Know about NASCAR Star Corey LaJoie's Relationship with His Wife Kelly

Corey LaJoie, the NASCAR racer, is actually a family man for those who aren’t aware. The NASCAR Cup racer is married and he recently welcomed his first child.

Corey, 28, married his wife, Kelly, on December 31, 2018. The race car driver shared the news of his wedding on his Facebook account with an adorable photo of him and her in a loving embrace.

The caption on the post read: “So I get to marry my best friend today. Happy New Year to everyone! #TheJoieofLove.” On Instagram, in a series of wedding pictures, Kelly celebrated their one year anniversary as husband and wife.

COREY WELCOMES A SON

She also corroborated Corey’s statement by calling him her best friend. The couple welcomed a son Levi Ronnie, their first child together, on March 10, 2020.

Their baby was expected around April 12, 2020, but came much earlier. The American star, who races for the Go FAS Racing team, took to his private Twitter account to announce the great news.

KELLY SHARES PHOTOS OF SON

Kelly has her own Instagram account where she shares images of her baby. She also included images of when she was pregnant with the little guy.

TAKING FANS ON PREGNANCY JOURNEY

The NASCAR racer’s wife also uploaded photos of her hospital visit when she was ready to give birth. The new mother hasn’t been shy about showing off the little boy’s growth over the past couple of months.

WHAT SHE DESCRIBES HERSELF AS

According to her Instagram profile, she’s a “Wife, Self proclaimed foodie, Aspiring world traveler, Book Worm.” Corey’s wife has also shared some family pictures that feature the three of them together.

COREY’S RANKINGS IN RACING

She often posts about supporting the sportsman during his races. In his career, Corey finished 29th in the Cup Series standings in 2019.

LAJOIE’S FIRST FULL-TIME RACING SEASON

It was his first full-time season for his team at NASCAR’s highest level. His fans know him as the driver of the number 32 Ford Mustang.

When he’s not racing on the track, the sportsman hosts his MRN podcast, “Sunday Money.”