Jalen Hurts kicked off his Super Bowl victory tour by exploring Disney World with his fiancée, Bryonna “Bry” Burrows.
“@Jalenhurts has arrived at The Most Magical Place on Earth!” the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback, 26, captioned an Instagram Story via Walt Disney World’s official social media page on Monday, February 10.
Hurts took a ride on the Tron Lightcycle Power Run roller coaster with Burrows, 27, by his side as their first stop inside the Florida theme park.
The athlete, who led his team to victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, February 9, wore a “Breed of One” three-quarter zip to the Magic Kingdom. He topped off the look with a white tee under the jacket, black pants and a black beret.
Jalen Hurts felt the love following the Eagles’ 2025 Super Bowl win — and he was keen to share it with fiancée Bryonna “Bry” Burrows. Following the quarterback’s win at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday, February 9, Hurts, 26, wrapped his arms around Burrows, 27, before planting a kiss on his future wife […]
Burrows kept it casual as well wearing a green Philadelphia Eagles T-shirt for the occasion.
After going on a few rides, Hurts was the guest of honor for a parade through the park, waving to the crowd and hanging out with Mickey Mouse on a float. He documented the parade via Disney World’s Instagram account.
The NFL player, who won Most Valuable Player for Super Bowl LIX, also posed for photos with Mickey and Minnie Mouse while standing in front of Cinderella’s castle. In the background of the Instagram Story snap, Eagles fans lined up to catch a glimpse at Hurts.
As Hurts roamed around the park, he stopped to meet a few of his fans and broke into an “E-A-G-L-E-S” chant that was captured on camera.
“Jalen Hurts signing off from Disney World,” he said in his final social media upload as he showed off his adoring crowd.
Hurts teased his plans to go to Disney World after winning the Super Bowl on Sunday. The Eagles faced off against the Chiefs in the big game for the second time in three years from Caesars Superdome Stadium in New Orleans.
Craig Barritt/Getty Images for TIME Jalen Hurts has won the hearts of Philadelphia Eagles fans with his impressive work on the football field — but he found his true love in Alabama. The Eagles quarterback turned heads while playing for the University of Alabama from 2016 to 2018. However, off the field, he only had […]
The Eagles lost to the Chiefs 38-35 during Super Bowl 2023. However, when they met up in New Orleans, the Eagles quickly took charge going up 22-0 at halftime. The Eagles ultimately beat their rivals 40-22, stopping Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes from getting three Vince Lombardi trophies in a row.
Hurts had a rare moment of PDA with his fiancée on Sunday night after winning his first Super Bowl since joining the NFL in 2020.
The football player embraced his future wife in the center of the field as confetti rained down on the Eagles and their loved ones. Hurts and Burrows were then photographed sharing a kiss.
Hurts later told reporters that he couldn’t wait to “enjoy this with my family and soak it in.”
Throughout his football career, Hurts has had a supporter in Burrows. The couple met when he was playing at the University of Alabama between 2016 and 2018.
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and fiancée Bryonna Rivera Burrows keep their relationship very private. While neither Hurts nor Burrows post frequent Instagram tributes to one another, she is often on the sidelines at his biggest events, including the 2023 Super Bowl. While the Eagles lost to the Kansas City Chiefs that year, Hurts remained […]
When the Eagles won the NFC Championship in January 2023, Burrows was spotted on the field with Hurts. In October of that year, the couple made their red-carpet debut at the Time100 Next Gala in New York City.
Less than one year later, Hurts proposed to Burrows in September 2024. He shared a brief message of love to his fiancée earlier this month after being asked in a February press conference about his inner circle.
“To Bry, the Mrs., thank you for the support, thank you for the love,” Hurts told reporters on Thursday, February 6, via Sports Center. “And thank you for being the rock that I can lean on.”
