NRL Star Kyle Flanagan Marries Fiancée Caity Airey in Private New South Wales Ceremony
St George Dragons player Kyle Flanagan and his fiancée Caity Airey married in a private ceremony in New South Wales. Engaged in 2023 after ten years together, the couple celebrated their union at Terrara House. They previously purchased a $2.65 million home from Caity's parents. Friends and teammates congratulated them on social media.
St George Dragons player Kyle Flanagan has celebrated his marriage to fiancée Caity Airey in a charming ceremony held in the scenic countryside of New South Wales. The couple, engaged in 2023 and together for a decade, exchanged vows at the beautiful Terrara House estate, sharing their joy on social media.
Details of the Wedding Ceremony
The intimate wedding took place at the picturesque Terrara House, where Flanagan and Airey shared their special day with close friends and family. They posted several photos from the event on social media, proudly announcing their new status as 'Mr and Mrs Flanagan.' The couple received an outpouring of congratulations from friends and teammates, highlighting the support from the rugby community.
Reactions from Friends and Teammates
The couple's announcement drew warm responses from various friends and fellow athletes. Bridget Hunt, wife of NRL star Ben Hunt, expressed her admiration by commenting on the beauty of the event. NRL player Jake Liddle also extended his congratulations, while footy player Paul Vaughan humorously remarked on the couple's dynamic, adding a light-hearted touch to the celebrations.
Recent Milestones for the Couple
Earlier this year, Flanagan and Airey took a significant step in their relationship by purchasing their first home together, a property valued at $2.65 million, previously owned by Caity's parents. This milestone reflects their commitment to building a life together as they embark on this new chapter.
Flanagan's Career and Recent Challenges
Kyle Flanagan proposed to Caity during a trip to Hawaii last year, marking a decade of their relationship. His professional journey began at Cronulla in 2018, followed by a season with the Roosters in 2020. He then joined the Canterbury Bulldogs before moving to the Dragons for the 2024 NRL season. Recently, Flanagan faced disciplinary action after being found guilty of biting Canterbury captain Stephen Crichton's nose, resulting in a four-game suspension. Despite the setback, he expressed his disappointment with the ruling but emphasized his commitment to the Dragons moving forward.
