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  • Josh Allen publicly reacted to his wife Hailee Steinfeld’s update from the 2026 Golden Globe Awards on his Instagram story
  • This event marked Steinfeld’s first major red-carpet appearance since announcing her pregnancy in December
  • Beyond the fashion moment, Steinfeld also achieved a major professional milestone at the Golden Globes

Quarterback Josh Allen‘s 1-yard touchdown with 1:04 left on the clock secured the victory for the Bills this Sunday. While he and the rest of the ‘B-unit’ were busy taking on the Jags at EverBank Stadium, his wife, Hailee Steinfeld, made a special appearance at the 2026 Golden Globe Awards. The NFL star player made sure his unwavering love for his wife was known to the world.

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Josh took to Instagram to repost his wife’s picture on his IG story. He reacted to it with heart-eyes and drooling emojis. The post that he reacted to was shared by celebrity costume designer Rob Zangardi. The picture featured Steinfeld at the Golden Globes Awards, flaunting a nice baby-pink gown with a very evident baby bump.

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She wore high-end jewelry from the Italian brand, Repossi, and styled her hair in the old Hollywood style with side-parted waves. Her accessories included a chunky choker-style diamond necklace and a diamond ring on each hand. The evening was extra special for the ‘Capital Letters’ singer as it marked her first public outing since announcing her pregnancy on her 29th birthday last month.

Hailee broke the news on December 12 through her Substack newsletter. She listed her 29 favorite moments from the previous year, keeping the motherhood update in at the end of the list. But she turned it into the most wholesome announcement by sharing a sweet video featuring Josh Allen.  

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The clip features Allen and Steinfeld holding hands, standing in front of a tiny snowman. Hailee captioned the video with a red heart. Meanwhile, she also hit a professional milestone in her acting career.

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Josh Allen’s wife receives Golden Globe honors after a lifetime of hustle

Hailee began acting at ten and has carved out a highly successful and versatile acting career. Her breakout moment came with the 2010 movie, True Grit, which earned her an early Academy Award nomination. From there, her career took off as she landed lead roles in major franchises, including Pitch Perfect and the Spider-Verse films. And now her 2025 horror movie, Sinners, won two Golden Globes on Saturday night.

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The movie received the honor for Cinematic and Box Office Achievement. It’s a category introduced in 2024 to celebrate popular films that usually miss out on traditional awards recognition. The movie also won in the music category, with Oscar-winning composer Ludwig Göransson taking home the Best Original Score. 

Sinners hit the theaters on April 18, 2025, and collected nearly $280 million at the U.S. box office. It became the seventh-highest-grossing film of the year. It also earned nods from both the National Board of Review and the American Film Institute.

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Meanwhile, Steinfeld is playing Gwen Stacy again in the new Spider-Man movie—Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse. With other projects lined up, we can expect more such appearances coming our way.

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Muskan Lodhi is an NFL Journalist at EssentiallySports, specializing in contract structures, trade developments, and salary cap strategy across the league. She brings hands-on financial reporting experience to the football desk, offering analytical coverage that connects the business side of the sport with on-field outcomes. Known for her sharp breakdowns of roster dynamics, Muskan delivers clear, insightful analysis of how front offices manage talent and cap space. A steadfast defender of the Dallas Cowboys’ long-term approach, she believes the franchise’s strategy around Micah Parsons and cap flexibility can build a roster ready to dominate the 2026 season.

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