Jordyn Woods sits courtside with birthday girl Daniela Rajic while their partners Karl-Anthony Towns and Paul George face off
On Tuesday night, Paul George and Karl-Anthony Towns faced off in a battle of Eastern Conference foes. While the two All-Stars competed in the game between the New York Knicks and Philadelphia 76ers, their partners were courtside, enjoying the action together.
Throughout their four-year relationship, Jordyn Woods has frequently been seen supporting KAT on game nights and Tuesday was no different. However, this time, she had some company. While courtside, Woods shared a photo on her Instagram featuring herself and Daniela Rajic. Woods also added a caption with the picture, wishing Rajic "Happy Birthday."
Despite Paul George's impressive performance for the 76ers, KAT and Woods would have the last laugh. The New York Knicks walked out with an NBA Cup victory Tuesday by a final score of 111-99. Towns was a key factor in the win, posting a stat line of 21 points, 13 rebounds and six assists.
Paul George's wife appears to be good friends with Jordyn Woods
Jordyn Woods being courtside with Paul George's wife doesn't seem to be a coincidence. Digging deeper into it, the two women seem to be good friends.
This is far from the first Woods and Daniela Rajic have hung out together. Over the summer, the two couples went on a mini-trip together in Las Vegas. Woods posted a series of photos and videos on Instagram of their time together. Most notably a snippet of them going to a Lil Wayne concert.
Woods and Rajic are in luck because they'll have a lot of chances to be at games together. With Paul George signing with the Sixers and Karl-Anthony Towns being traded to the Knicks, they'll face off multiple times a year. Seeing that both teams have title aspirations, there could be some postseason matchups thrown in there as well.
As for George and Rajic, they are still adjusting to their new life with George on the Sixers now. Things have not gotten off to the best of starts, as Philadelphia is currently 14th in the Eastern Conference standings with a 2-8 record.