Mikaela Gallagher and Son Kamari Support Dre Greenlaw at Super Bowl 2024 in Sweet Photos

The linebacker's night sadly ended in injury, but the ones he loves were there for him through it all

Dre Greenlaw's Super Bowl may have ended in injury, but he had the love and support of his family throughout the game.

The San Francisco 49ers linebacker, 26, sadly suffered what's believed to be a torn Achilles while jogging back on the field with his team. Though the night didn't go the way Greenlaw, or the team, imagined, he did have a few special fans in the stand sending him all their love and support.

Fiancé Mikaela Gallagher cheered Greenlaw on at the 2024 Super Bowl, with the pair's son, 3-year-old Kamari, by her side.

Before the game started, Gallagher and Kamari posed with George Odum's girlfriend Amanda Marie and their son for a shot from their seats. The next photo shared by Gallagher took place during halftime, after Greenlaw's injury.

It showed Kamari playing in the locker room, with the caption, "My halftime performance."

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The pair posed together and with Kamari weeks ago upon winning the NFC Championship alongside the rest of the 49ers.

"2X NFC Champion!!! 🤍 You deserve it all baby, God is so good," Gallagher shared, alongside photos of the day, on Instagram.

Greenlaw commented on the post, writing, "Cupid must of hit me with an arrow on the field 😂 Love you baby."

Gallagher also shared a photo of Greenlaw posing with teammate Fred Warner. Tagging his wife Sydney Hightower Warner, who is pregnant with a baby boy, in the photo, she celebrated the special moment.

"Can't believe this legacy will be continued with our boys," she wrote.

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