Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love is enjoying success both personally and professionally. After signing a major contract extension, he also married his longtime partner, Ronika Stone.

As the Packers prepare for a Thanksgiving matchup against the Detroit Lions, Love is looking to strengthen Green Bay’s position in the NFC North and keep pressure on the Chicago Bears. The Packers sit at 7-3-1, and although Love spent years learning behind Aaron Rodgers, he has firmly established himself as his own kind of leader.

Stone—now Love’s wife—is a frequent presence at Packers games. Green Bay fans have embraced her warmly, but she has been familiar with NFL life since childhood.

Love and Stone first met in California about five years ago through mutual friends. At that time, Love was beginning his NFL journey in Green Bay, and Stone was building her professional volleyball career.

Stone starred as a middle blocker at the University of Oregon, where she set school records for career hitting percentage (.336) and block assists (429). After college, she played professionally in France and Puerto Rico before joining the San Diego Mojo in Major League Volleyball.

During her time with the Mojo, she earned two All-League Second Team honors and was selected as an All-Star in the most recent season.

Athletic ability runs in her family—Stone’s father is Ron Stone, a former Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl guard and two-time Super Bowl champion. He retired in 2005 after finishing his career with the Raiders, while his daughter now travels to support the Packers alongside Love.

Love proposed to Stone during the 2024 offseason, shortly before signing his four-year, $220 million extension. The couple married on June 29, 2025, hosting their ceremony in Dana Point, California.

Prior to the wedding, Love joked that Stone had taken charge of nearly all the planning so he could remain focused on the 2024 campaign. “Ronika’s been handling most of it,” he said at the time. “I weigh in when needed, and I’m sure things will get busier as the date gets closer. We’re excited and ready for it.”

Stone already had a strong following among Packers supporters even before the marriage. She often shares glimpses of her game-day experiences on social media, where she has accumulated more than 82,000 Instagram followers.

Her interactions with fans have become popular. After Green Bay’s Week 1 win over Detroit in 2025, she posted a photo from a Lambeau Field suite with the caption, “Read it and weep #bigdub.” Fans responded enthusiastically, giving her playful titles such as “Queen in her castle,” “Queen of the North,” and “Packers queen.”