Marissa Lawrence is celebrating the upcoming birth of Mrs. Christian Kirk.
Over the weekend, the wife of Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence posted several snaps on Instagram from friend Ozzy Ozcan’s lavish bachelorette party in Cabo San Lucas ahead of her wedding to the Jacksonville wide receiver. Posted on gram.
One post, captioned: “Soon to be Mrs. Kirk,” shows Marissa posing in a sparkly brown maxi dress next to Ozcan, who rocks a dazzling white mini, before heading out for the night. can be seen.
According to Marissa’s Instagram post, the group also relaxed by the pool and enjoyed dinner on the beach.
Kirk, who is planning to marry Ozkan this offseason, was also part of the bridal party, along with teammate Lawrence, who enjoyed a sunset cruise.
The Lawrences played a special role in Kirk’s proposal to Ozkan in September 2022, helping create a dreamlike atmosphere.
“Me and Trevor hid in the dark for an hour,” Marissa revealed in a previous Instagram post. “It was honestly so much fun, laughing at the stupidity of turning on a little flashlight and creating shadows on the wall to make animals, or sitting in the dark and watching Instagram videos without sound, just the two of us. They were very happy.”
Marissa frequently attends Jaguars games with Ozkan, and the two have shared snaps from Jacksonville’s TIAA Bank Field on social media.
Kirk, 27, joined the Jaguars in March 2022 after signing a four-year, $72 million contract with the team.
He began his career with the Cardinals, where he was selected in the second round of the 2018 NFL Draft.
In his first season with the Jaguars, Kirk had 84 receptions, 1,108 yards, and eight touchdowns, and Jacksonville advanced to the regional round of the playoffs, losing to the eventual Super Bowl champion Chiefs.
Despite getting off to a strong start this season with an 8-3 record, the Jaguars faltered late, losing five of their last six games and missing out on the playoffs.
“It’s hard when you put all your effort into something and don’t see results,” says Lawrence, 24. Post to Instagram In January. “This year wasn’t our time, but that time will come. I’m confident in that.”
