Mikaela Worley gave an inside peek into how she and her fellow WAGs celebrated the Washington Commanders’ win together.
The 26-year-old took to Instagram to showcase the celebration that took place after the Commanders’ win against the Detroit Lions 45-31 on Jan. 19.
In the video, Worley wrote “Spend 15 seconds with us watching our men advance to the NFC CHAMPIONSHIP🏈❤️💛,” showing her and the other attendees celebrating together at the watch party. The clip showed the watch-party members high-fiving and jumping from excitement with the caption “We’re headed to the NFC CHAMPIONSHIP BABY!!!!”
When some fans questioned in the comments why she didn’t attend the game in person, Worley explained “There were no flights home tonight or in the morning so a group of us decided to watch from home😊.”
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Worley’s watch party with her fellow WAGs comes after Commanders’ safety Jeremy Reaves proposed to her after their win against the Atlanta Falcons 30-24 on Dec. 29.
In a video shared by the NFL’s official Instagram account, the 28-year-old NFL star got down on one knee after the Commanders secured their win, and the physician assistant accepted in front of the crowd. “Post-clinch proposal! A moment they’ll never forget 💍🥹,” the NFL wrote as the caption for the sweet proposal.
In an interview with the Associated Press, Reaves revealed that his plans to pop the question depended on whether the Commanders won their game, adding that “there’s no way I could have done that in the right spirit after a loss.”
“She’s earned it. I can’t say enough about her,” he continued. “When I was at my lowest last year, she was there to pick me up every day. She showed up. That’s my best friend. Been my best friend since high school.”
In the interview, Reaves also opened up about Worley’s unwavering support after he injured himself last year and said, “You can tell a lot about somebody when they are going through the worst and how they handle it.”
“I was going through the worst last year coming off an ACL (tear),” he continued. “Couldn’t do anything, couldn’t be my own man and she was the crutch there when I couldn’t do it myself.”
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