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Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp might eventually commemorate his 2026 Super Bowl triumph with a classic Disney World visit, but his immediate celebration was all about family. Accompanied by his wife, Anna Marie Kupp, and their three children, the victory was a heartfelt affair.
“New core memory unlocked,” read the NFL’s caption on a video posted Sunday, February 8, capturing Cooper and Anna, both 31, as they lifted the Vince Lombardi Trophy together following the Seattle Seahawks’ win in Super Bowl LX. Their children, Cooper Jr., 7, Cypress, 5, and Solas, 2, joined the memorable moment, helping their parents hold the prestigious trophy. Cooper teamed up with the NFL to ensure the video was also showcased on his social media profile.
Cooper and the Seahawks clinched a decisive 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
“Lombardi #2 for the Kupps,” the NFL shared in another post, featuring a family portrait. Cooper also posted additional snaps from the post-Super Bowl photo session, including a delightful shot of Anna using the Lombardi Trophy as a makeshift mirror to apply lip gloss. (Cooper was part of the Los Angeles Rams when they claimed the Super Bowl LVI title in 2022.)
“Shade LX,” he humorously captioned the photo. Another image captured a tender moment with Cooper kissing his wife.
Ahead of Sunday’s big game, Cooper arrived at Levi’s Stadium with an outfit honoring his wife. The athlete had on a Carhartt jacket embroidered with “Anna” above the left chest pocket.
The stars came out in droves to watch the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl LX. The Patriots, led by quarterback Drake Maye, played Sam Darnold’s Seahawks at Levi’s Stadium in California on Sunday, February 8. Among the stars in attendance is Cardi B, who is dating Patriots receiver Stefon Diggs. […]
Cooper and Anna are high school sweethearts who have been dating since they met at a track meet in 2012. While they went to rival schools, Anna presented Cooper with a medal and he immediately caught the feels.
“I knew that she was the one that I wanted to marry when we had first met back in high school,” Cooper shared during an interview with ESPN in February 2022. “I told my mom the day I met her, ‘I’m going to marry this girl.’”
They got engaged in March 2014 and tied the knot the following year.
“We just were so aligned in terms of what our goals were and what we wanted to do moving forward and what we wanted to be about as a couple,” he said in the same interview. “And the belief that football was the community, was the place that I was supposed to be, that we were supposed to be, and that’s where God placed us.”
Three years into their marriage, Cooper and Anna expanded their family with son Cooper Jr., born in July 2018. Their son Cypress was born in January 2021 and they welcomed their third son, Solas, in June 2023.
“Without a doubt, there’s no doubt in my mind, not only would I not be here where I am today without her or accomplishing the things that I would be doing,” Cooper told ESPN of his wife. “I really believe I may not be in this — I may not be in the NFL if it wasn’t for her and what she has inspired in me and pushed me to do.”