$65M Denny Hamlin spends time with fiancée Jordan Fish and kids, flying private to Taylor Swift concert
NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin attended Taylor Swift's concert with his family. Moreover, the Joe Gibbs Racing driver's fiancée, Jordan Fish, shared pictures of the Hamlin family while on their way to the Eras Tour concert held at the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
Fish and the $65 million worth (according to Celebrity Net Worth) Hamlin surprised their daughters with their plan to attend Swift's final leg of US concerts while they were traveling on their private jet. The couple started seeing each other in 2009 and are now parents to two daughters, Taylor and Molly.
Here's a glimpse of Fish and #11 Toyota driver Hamlin revealing their plan to their daughter, Taylor while flying private:
In a series of Instagram stories, Hamlin's soon-to-be wife shared glimpses of their visit to the music sensation's famed concert in Indianapolis.
"Made it!" wrote Fish on her Instagram account.
The 14-time Grammy Award winner Swift started her concert tour in March 2023 and is set to conclude it in Canada in December this year. To get an opportunity to attend the famed American singer-songwriter's concert is a dream for many, which the teary-eyed daughter of Hamlin proved during Swift's intro.
Hamlin's fiancée captured that moment and wrote:
"Core memory"
However, this didn't stop the 43-year-old Hamlin from shying away from watching a NASCAR race in the stands before the concert started.
Jordan Fish recorded Denny Hamlin engrossed in the "truck race drama" at Martinsville
Before Taylor's Swift Eras Tour concert began in Indianapolis, Jordan Fish captured Denny Hamlin taking a quick view of the final moments of the truck race battle between Taylor Gray and Christian Eckes for the lead.
Fish on her Instagram story wrote:
"And ofcourse Denny Hamlin was more into truck race drama than the concert"
The final Round of 8 truck race at Martinsville saw plenty off drama as Eckes bumped #17 Gray's rear and sent him on the outer lane to take the lead. As a result, #19 Eckes, who was on cushion points for the championship 4 race, robbed Gray's chance to make it to the final race in Phoenix.
Reflecting on this incident, Hamlin shared his thoughts and said:
"Certainly, the 17 did a great job getting himself in position to win but you know the 19 didn't want to give up the win and sometimes you play that game of you want to win and but you don't want to have anyone drive you hard the following week to try to win a championship." [0:14]
"You can't fault them for feeling that the win in that given moment was the most important thing and certainly from what we've seen in the past I thought it was relatively tame compared to you know we've seen some crashes really right?" Denny Hamlin added.
Currently, the three-time Daytona 500 winner is in a fight to earn a spot in the final Cup Series Championship 4 race. He will be seen live at Martinsville Speedway at 2 pm ET.