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Who is Nick Sirianni's wife? Eagles coach’s daughter Taylor, 5, adorably steals hearts by mimicking dad at conference

Philadelphia Eagles, coached by Nick Sirionni, exercised their dominance against the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC title game, 31-7

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA: Philadelphia Eagles have become somewhat of a force in the National Football League. They exercised their dominance against the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC title game, 31-7. They're now headed to the Super Bowl. While Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni enjoyed the spotlight, it didn't last too long with him. That's because someone was all prepared to adorably snatch it away.

Nick Sirianni sat down with his three children, Jacob, 7, Taylor, 5, and Miles, 3, for the Philadelphia Eagles postgame press conference following their on-field celebrations after reaching Super Bowl LVII. As the 41-year-old coach interacted, his daughter, Taylor, started mimicking him by giving priceless hand gestures and teasing her father. Sirianni, well aware of what his child was doing, had to show off some parenting skills as well. As Sirianni said, "You know, each game is a little bit different but it was great to set the tone there and get the lead, get the lead right and umm... put them behind," his daughter started imitating him. Sirianni said, "Taylor, stop it." 

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However, it wasn't just Taylor who looked bored out of her mind. The rest of the children, Jacob and Miles, could be seen struggling to pass their time and even respond to Taylor's shenanigans. Nick Sirianni goes, "We have so many meetings about that of what we're going to do in these scenarios. Calls we might call, what we would call if we've already called that and everything like that. So... hey you guys needs to stop." Of course, the Internet could not stop adoring these children. As Sirianni drives his team forward, people are looking ahead to knowing more about his wife who chooses to stay away from the media. 

Who is Nick Sirianni's wife?

Sirianni is married to Brett Ashley Cantwell. Unlike her husband, she chooses to stay away from the spotlight and is not active on social media as well. Cantwell is a  former school teacher. Cantwell hails from Springfield, Missouri, and she chose to be a housewife as the couple decided to have a large family, as per The Sun. They currently have three kids. Born on August 28, 1986, she met Sirianni after she moved to Kansas to start her teaching career. As per the outlet, she has an older brother and sister. Brett Ashley Cantwell and Sirianni reportedly began dating in 2010 when the latter landed his first NFL coaching gig with the Kansas City Chiefs. Fast forward to three years, the couple tied the knot on June 22 in Kansas City. Nick Sirianni is five years older than his wife. Cantwell has been seen supporting his husband since the beginning of their relationship. 

'They are adorable'

Many people on the Internet could not stop gushing over the little one who stole the show. One user wrote, "Big sister running things! A cherished memory to look back over some 25-30 years from now! Priceless." Another user said, "His team are his kids, too! One big happy family. It’s a Philly Thing!" One more user quips, "They do not care one bit daddy is about to play in the biggest game ever! They still gotta kid! I love it! Love seein the fam out there with him! One more baby! Let’s get to it." Another user commented, "I would like a press conference with just his children. They are doggone adorable!!!" One more user said, "As a daughter who had an older brother and a younger brother, I totally understand Taylor. She’s doing what she has to survive, lol! Don’t pick on Dad either, he’s outnumbered." Another user said, "Absolutely LOVE this!!!! She is doing the color commentator!!!!"

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