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The news of Abbey Holmes and Keegan Brooksby’s engagement spread like wildfire on the internet
When Abbey announced her relationship with Keegan Brooksby as an engaged pair, the internet went wild to find out more information on the status of the former AFL player’s romantic life.
On November 10, 2020, the Australian Football League footballer and the famous sports pundit confirmed their engagement on Instagram.
The cute engaged couple, Hawthorn player Keegan Brooksby and 7Sport AFL presenter Abbey Holmes, shared the news on Instagram with sweet photos of the proposal near Uluru. Brooksby plays for Hawthorn, while Holmes works for 7Sport.
As soon as people saw the shooting, they quickly offered their heartfelt condolences to Holmes and his family.
It should not be surprising that the engaged couple is now together because they often and proudly publish photos of each other on each of their pages.
But it was the engagement announcement that completely surprised supporters. The former Australian Football League footballer described his engagement photo as “a beautiful moment spent with the perfect person in a stunning location”.
In the photos, Abbey can be seen sobbing as the Hawks player can be seen kneeling down and proposing to her. Afterwards, the couple toasted with champagne to celebrate their engagement.
Is The Ex-AFL Player Married To Her Longtime Boyfriend Keegan Brooksby?
After being photographed in various bridal gowns, many admirers may speculate that the former Australian rules footballer has changed his relationship status to an engaged couple.
It has been revealed, however, that Abbey Holmes and her boyfriend, Keegan Brooksby, are not yet married. The bridal gowns that Abbey posts pictures of on Instagram are, in fact, for many different programs.
On the other hand, the couple who have been together for four years seem very much in love with each other. In January of the following year, the newlyweds commemorated their five years together as a relationship.
Abbey and Keegan have been dating for almost two years, and in that time, they’ve developed what appears to be a healthy and happy relationship between the two of them. In addition, it is often noticed that the couple always posts photos of each other on their own Instagram accounts.
Recent Developments In Abbey’s Relationship With Her Hawthorn Football Partner
Former Australian Football League player Keegan Abbey is thrilled and has tied the knot with Hawthorn great player turned long-term boyfriend Keegan Brooksby.
A reporter for the Australian Football League on Channel Seven, Holmes previously flaunted her dazzling new diamond ring and revealed she “can’t wait to marry my best friend”.
Two years ago, the couple first connected on a dating app and are now engaged as a result. The first time the famous public figures crossed paths was on the mobile dating platform known as Bumble.
Abbey, a former Australian Football League (AFL) star, revealed that she met her boyfriend on the dating app, and also expressed some respect for the service itself.
Abbey and Keegan seem to be in a happy and healthy relationship at the moment, allowing them to support each other as they move forward in their own lives.
Football Career
Early in one’s career (2012–2016)
Holmes and his partner, Nathan Brown, moved to Darwin in the Northern Territory in 2012 so that Brown, who previously played in the South Australian National Football League for West Adelaide and North Adelaide, could play in the Northern Territory Football League ( NTFL) during summer. Brown previously played in the SANFL for West Adelaide and North Adelaide (most Australian rules leagues are played in the winter). In Darwin, Holmes intended to continue playing netball, but she also began playing football for the Waratah Football Club in the women’s tournament of the Northern Territory Football League (NTFL). Due to the fact that the seasons don’t coincide, she alternates between playing football in the summer and netball in the winter. Upon entering the NTFL, Holmes was almost immediately successful. As a result of the fact that she spent her first four seasons with the Waratahs as both the leading goalkicker in the league and a premiership player for the team, she became one of the most prominent female footballers in the Northern Territory.
After playing in 15 games during the 2013–14 NTFL season, Holmes scored 105 goals, making her the first female player in an established women’s football league to score 100 goals in a season. This feat was achieved in 2014. He had nine different matches in which he kicked seven or more goals, and he had three matches in which he kicked ten or more goals. One of these matches was against Tracy Village, where he kicked 16 goals and five behinds. As a result of his achievements, his name was brought to the Federal Parliament.
Due to Holmes’ success in the NTFL, he was selected to participate in several other exhibition matches. He participated in two EJ Whitten Legends Games in addition to playing in a West End Slowdown, when he was honored alongside Adelaide icon Andrew McLeod as player-of-the-match. Despite this, he was not given any consideration by the Western Bulldogs or the Melbourne Football Club, two teams that compete against each other in annual exhibition matches. After he missed the match in 2014, he asked the coach in charge of Melbourne at the time, Michelle Cowan, about what he needed to do to improve his game. Cowan responded by telling him that his game was too one-dimensional. He realized that he needed to help his team further down the field instead of continuing to play full forward, so he began to practice this ability.
Holmes tore cartilage in one of his ribs while playing in the NTFL Grand Final in 2016, the game in which he won his fourth consecutive title. Due to the nature of the injury, the only form of rehabilitation available is to sit back and wait for it to heal. In 2016, he tore cartilage in both exhibition matches he played for the Northern Territory. Both times, the injury occurred during the tournament. Due to ongoing injuries, he did not participate in any games for St. Kilda Sharks in the Victorian Women’s Football League in the 2016 season. Despite his best efforts, he was only able to practice for the upcoming season. Instead, Holmes began working as a boundary rider for the Seven Network’s coverage of the Victorian Football League. This role requires him to travel across the state. In addition, he was responsible for presenting the Goal of the Year award to Adelaide star Eddie Betts at the end of the year.
AFLW career (2017–2018)
In the 2016 AFL Women’s draft, Holmes was selected by the Adelaide Football Club with their thirteenth pick, placing her 103rd overall. Holmes has been a fan of the Adelaide Football Club for his entire childhood and was thrilled to be recruited by the club. She was supposed to be one of Adelaide’s key players heading into the first season of the AFL Women’s competition in 2017, but for the opening match of the season, she was not initially selected to play and was only listed as an emergency substitute. It was a surprise to everyone. He joined the club at the eleventh hour and made his debut in the game they won by 36 points against Greater Western Sydney at Thebarton Oval.
At the end of the season, Holmes finished with eight handball matches, which put him in first place to lead the squad in that category.
His greatest game was in round four against Fremantle. In that game, he had 15 possessions, made three tackles, and scored a goal.
She was a member of the Adelaide team that won the AFL Women’s Premiership after their victory over Brisbane at Metricon Stadium in the AFL Women’s Grand Final by six points.
During the trade period in May of 2017, Adelaide re-signed Holmes for the 2018 season. Holmes will play for Adelaide.
At the end of the 2018 campaign, Adelaide decided to drop him from the roster.