After Denny Hamlin’s fiancée, Josh Berry, and Daniel Suarez’s wives take part in 'I've Loved You Since' IG trend, sharing early couple photos
The wives of two other NASCAR Cup Series drivers recently joined the popular "I've Loved You Since" Instagram trend. Earlier this week, Denny Hamlin's fiancée, Jordan Fish, also shared a throwback photo of the couple on her Instagram story.
The better halves of Josh Berry and Daniel Suarez shared photos from the early days of their relationships.
"We're almost in 2025, but I've loved you since," wrote Lauren and Piquet.
Josh Berry is married to Ginny Lauren. The couple got married in 2018, having dated since 2012 and are now parents to two daughters. Ginny regularly supports Berry at races and recently posted an old picture of two at a race track.
Daniel Suarez's wife, Julia Piquet, also joined the trend and posted a picture from 2019. The couple got married in August 2024 in Brasilia, Brazil, after several years of dating.
Suarez currently competes in the Cup Series for Trackhouse Racing and finished the 2024 season 12th in the final standings, with one win to his credit.
"The queen of the Ham fam" - Denny Hamlin's birthday wish to fiancée Jordan Fish
Denny Hamlin wished his fiancée, Jordan Fish, on her birthday last month. The couple, who got engaged earlier this year, have two daughters, Taylor and Molly.
"Happy birthday to the queen of the Ham fam. Love you @xojordanfish," Hamlin wrote.
Fish runs a kids’ clothing brand called Bambinos and has a background in communications. The couple often share family moments with their daughters, Taylor and Molly, on social media.
23XI Racing co-owner Denny Hamlin has 54 wins in the NASCAR Cup Series. Having competed in the series for over 20 years, the 44-year-old is yet to win a championship.
Hamlin started the 2024 season with a win at the Busch Light Clash at the LA Coliseum. He earned his first pole at Phoenix but spun out and finished 11th. He later collected three wins at Bristol, Richmond and Dover. Hamlin was eventually eliminated from the Round of 8 and finished eighth overall.
His first win in March at Bristol Motor Speedway cost Hamlin 75 points. In August, NASCAR penalized him and Joe Gibbs Racing with a $100,000 fine for missing the post-race engine inspection. This dropped him from third to sixth in the regular season standings.
"Although we know with absolute certainty that the engine was legal and would have passed inspection, we left NASCAR in an impossible position," a statement from Toyota Racing stated.
Longtime sponsor of Hamlin's No. 11 Toyota, FedEx also ended its sponsorship after the final race this year at Phoenix.