"He can pull off sleeves": Matthew Stafford's wife Kelly thinks Rams QB could take style inspiration from David Beckham
Matthew Stafford and his wife Kelly made the most of their 2024 Halloween celebrations. This year, the duo dressed as another celebrity couple: David and Victoria Beckham. Kelly, who was Victoria with her black hair, also wore a football to go along with Stafford's costume.
In a separate story on Instagram, Kelly commented on Matthew's fake tattoos. Beckham has a full sleeve of ink, which Kelly thinks would look good on her husband.
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"I feel like he can pull off sleeves," Kelly wrote in her Instagram story.
In her IG post, Kelly showed off their complete costumes. Stafford wore Beckham's red jersey with the tattoo sleeves, while Kelly changed her hair while wearing a football.
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"David Beckham and his better half(s)," Kelly Stafford wrote in her IG caption.
The two halves, of course, meant Victoria (his wife) and the football (the game he played).
Working on her podcast along with other collaborations, Kelly is known to share frequent updates on social media.
Matthew Stafford's wife Kelly never shies away from sharing her opinion on social media
Including updates about their family, Kelly Stafford seldom stops herself from sharing her opinions on Instagram. This includes anything related to their country or even sports.
Earlier this week, Kelly drew attention for calling out Minnesota Vikings fans after the team's Week 8, 30-20 loss against the Los Angeles Rams. Despite the Rams' win, Kelly wasn't happy with how Vikings fans behaved.
The fans allegedly cheered after a Rams player was injured.
During a recent episode of her podcast, "Timeout," Kelly spoke about the same:
"They were doing the skol chant while we had a player down. And, you know, it just shouldn't happen. It really just shouldn't happen. We are all better people than that." (12:54)
Kelly also previously called out Lions fans for booing her daughters. In fact, it made her wary of attending the Rams' season opener against Detroit.