‘Danger!’ mistress Amy Schneider married Genevieve Davis

Who is the bride?

“Danger!” 40-game champion Amy Schneider announced on Tuesday that she and girlfriend Genevieve Davis had teamed up in May.

“Genevieve and I are pleased to announce that on Monday, May 9, we got married in a small private ceremony at the Alameda County Recorder,” a longtime fan of “Jeopardy” shared on Instagramalong with a few shots of a happy day.

The Master explained that “next year they will still have the traditional wedding and reception.” However, since their lives “this year was too busy to go far in planning” and “they couldn’t wait that long to announce [their] love and devotion to each other, ”they continued with a much more intimate ceremony.

“Thank you all for your support!” Schneider has completed her position.

In the beautiful photos, Davis and Schneider held each other while the former placed a kiss on the bride’s cheek.

They both wore simple white dresses as well as flowery hats, saying yes.

Schneider shared further details on her Twitter account, sharing the same three photos from her wedding day.

“A year ago, today I was in [Los Angeles]waiting for a dream to come true. The year has been full of good days since then, but by far the best was May 9th when Genevieve and I got married. Without it, none of the other good days would have happened. I am lucky to share my life with her! ” gushed.

In February, Schneider announced his engagement with a photo of their left hands swaying engagement rings.

“She said yes! Well I actually said yes, but then I wanted to propose too, so she said yes too lol” described the photo.

“I couldn’t be happier or more proud to have married the best person in the world and I’m glad to share my life with her. It’s great to be able to introduce her to people as “Genevieve, my fiancée.”

Schneider previously revealed that they met through her friend’s boyfriend.

“In the summer of 2020, my friend spent time in my apartment, talked on the phone to her boyfriend, and anyway invited her boyfriend’s sister to me to give her a ride somewhere. This sister turned out to be Genevieve. “

Schneider – always a fan of “Jeopardy!” and his first transgender player to qualify for the elite “Tournament of Champions” – he took home of nearly $ 1.4 million during his streak of 40 matches in January. She placed second on the all-time consecutive wins list in this hit game show after Ken Jennings.