Who Is Carson Wentz's Wife? All About Madison Oberg

Carson Wentz and Madison Oberg have been married since 2018

Carson Wentz can always count on the support of his wife, Madison “Maddie” Oberg.

The pair got married in July 2018 in Pennsylvania, just a few months after getting engaged. At the time, Wentz was signed with the Philadelphia Eagles but was in recovery after surgery to repair a torn ACL. He now plays for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Oberg and Wentz share three daughters: Hadley Jayne, born in 2020, Hudson Rose, born in 2021 and Hayes Emersyn, who arrived in November 2023.

So, who is Carson Wentz’s wife? Here’s everything to know about Madison Oberg and her relationship with the pro footballer.

She and Wentz started dating in 2017

While the couple haven't shared exactly when they started dating, they connected over their shared passion for activism.

In May 2017, Wentz made a trip to Port-au-Prince, Haiti, in support of Mission of Hope, a Christian organization that provides education, employment, healthcare and other opportunities for the people of Haiti. It was later confirmed that Oberg worked as an intern with the same organization.

It wasn’t until November 2017 that Oberg appeared on Wentz’s Instagram for the first time after spending Thanksgiving together. He shared the group photo to his social platform which included several other Philadelphia Eagles players, some with their significant others, along with himself and Oberg embracing.

The following month, he made it clear there was someone special in his life. The quarterback shared a selfie from his hospital bed with Oberg by his side after undergoing surgery to repair his torn ACL.

“Surgery ✔️ the comeback officially begins now,” he wrote on Instagram. “The Lord truly blessed me with this beautiful young lady to walk by my side and support me through all of this!”

Wentz proposed after his Super Bowl win

Just two days after the Philadelphia Eagles won the Lombardi Trophy at Super Bowl LII, Wentz announced that he proposed to Oberg.

“She said YES! And now Maddie and I both got us a ring 💍😎 can’t wait to marry my best friend!” he captioned the carousel of photos on Instagram.

In the main image, the quarterback is shown on one knee looking into Oberg’s eyes while on a rooftop, surrounded by candles and flower petals. In other photos, the couple embrace and she showed off her engagement ring.

He continued in the post, “God is doing some amazing things and I can’t thank him enough!”

She and Wentz got married in 2018

On July 15, 2018, Wentz and Oberg said "I do" at The Lake House Inn in Pekasie, Pennsylvania, located on Lake Nockamixon. Local reports stated that the footballer wanted to tie the knot before Eagles training camp, which started on July 25.

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The bride wore a strapless lace gown with a jeweled belt, complemented by a bouquet of pink and white flowers. The groom wore a powder-blue suit, with the bridal party also in shades of blue. Eagles players Zach Ertz, Jordan Matthews and Trey Burton served as groomsmen.

They spent their honeymoon in Greece

After their wedding, the couple headed to their honeymoon in Greece. Wentz documented their trip with a series of photos on Instagram, including photos of the pair enjoying dinner with a scenic view, a ride on an ATV and more.

However, it wasn’t all fun and games! The footballer, who was injured at the end of the 2017-18 season, made time to get in some workouts before heading home to report to training camp.

"Just finding ways to get workouts in," he shared during a press conference about his summer progress. "Even on the honeymoon, just finding ways to get a little rehab in and things like that."

When asked about what “little rehab” he was referring to during the Greece trip, he said, "I got some workouts in."

“In the fitness center,” he clarified through laughter among the press.

She is a mom of three

Oberg and Wentz welcomed their first daughter, Hadley Jayne, on April 27, 2020.

“It’s a calling and a responsibility that I don’t take lightly,” Wentz told The Athletic a few months after Hadley’s arrival. “I’ve enjoyed it thus far and I know it’s going to continue to impact the way I make decisions, the way I think. … It kind of takes some of the pressure off you because you remember football, or anything outside of family life, isn’t your No. 1 priority. Those things take care of themselves when family’s right first.”

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On Nov. 16, 2021, the couple's second daughter, Hudson Rose, arrived.

“Welcome to the World my sweet Hudson Rose! What an incredible blessing you already are to our family,” the proud dad announced on Instagram. “Your Mama was an absolute champ. Can’t wait for you and your big sis to run the World — or at least my World.”

Oberg gave birth to the pair's third daughter, Hayes Emersyn, on Nov. 10, 2023.

"I'm beyond grateful this little girl made her entrance into this crazy world at just the right time so I could be home for it!" Wentz wrote on Instagram following Hayes' mid-season arrival. "Gods timing is always perfect.... learning that more and more everyday. So thankful for my incredible wife and all she does for me and our 3 girlies!"

She has a matching tattoo with Wentz

Ahead of their July 2018 wedding, the engaged couple debuted matching tattoos on their forearms. The word "agape" appears in lowercase script with a short braided rope on either side. The letter "p" is extended to look like a cross.

“'AGAPE' — Greek word for the highest form of love. It’s sacrificial, selfless and unconditional ... the way God loves us,” Wentz wrote on Instagram along with a series of photos showing off their new ink.

“Grateful to have an amazing woman by my side to passionately pursue the Kingdom with! Can’t wait to spend forever with you! S/O to @danczartattoo on the amazing art and @ashleym_brown for the amazing pics,” he added in the caption.

Wentz also included a Bible verse, referencing the three-strand cord on either side of the word. “Ecclesiastes 4:12 'Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken.' "

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