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NFL Insider Diana Russini Resolved a point of contention in her marriage a few months ago Controversial photos emerge She’s pictured with the New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel.
during an appearance Stugotz Corporation Russini, 43, told her radio show in February that her mother had recently told her without hesitation that her “marriage was falling apart.”
“He looks good, he looks really good,” Russini’s mother said of her son-in-law Kevin Goldschmidt.
“You know, I’m starting to think he has a girlfriend,” Russini’s mother said. “You know, it’s good for him. He looks good, he’s successful. His wife is never around. You love the game of football. That’s why he looks good.”
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Russini married Shake Shack executive Goldschmidt in 2020 and has a son Michael4 and Joey3.
“I hit her right back. I said, ‘Why are you saying that to me when I’m on a business trip? My husband has a girlfriend?'” Russini continued.
Russini said her mother was just “trying to keep you on your toes.”
“I don’t need to be on guard! I need help!” Russini yelled. “It’s so messy.”
Russini admitted that her mother managed to learn about her husband’s potential infidelity “in the back of my mind.”
“I thought, ‘That girl in his office is really pretty. Okay,'” she said with a laugh.
Russini suggested she should send Goldschmidt some “nude photos” of herself, but joked, “He’d probably write back and say, ‘I don’t want that. Who wants that? No one.'”
Russini and Vrabel, 50, held hands while sunbathing and sharing a hot tub at a resort in Sedona, Arizona. Page six Tuesday, April 7th. The outlet reported that the photos were taken two weeks ago.
Shortly after the article was published, both Russini and Vrabel, who is married, denied that anything untoward had happened.
“These photos are not representative of the sixsome hanging out during the day,” Russini told Page Six. “Like most reporters in the NFL, reporters interact with sources outside of stadiums and other venues.”
Vrabel released his own statement to the outlet, saying: “These photos show a completely innocent interaction and any suggestion otherwise is laughable. It does not merit any further response.”
Russini’s boss, steven ginsburgexecutive editor Competitordefended his reporters in a separate statement.
“The photos are misleading and lack necessary context,” he said. “These were public interactions in front of a lot of people. Diana is a top reporter covering the NFL and we are proud to have her on the Competitor“.
