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Chiefs lineman Ashton Gillotte gets married to volleyball pro in ‘surprise’ wedding

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Chiefs lineman Ashton Gillotte gets married to volleyball pro in ‘surprise’ wedding
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Ashton Gillotte, a defensive end for the Kansas City Chiefs, married volleyball player Cara Cresse in a surprise wedding. The couple, who got engaged in February, shared their wedding news on Instagram and plan to have a larger celebration next May. Both athletes attended the University of Louisville and have been together for over a year.

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Publication timeThu, 28 May 2026 15:42:12 -0400
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Sports Entertainment Chiefs lineman Ashton Gillotte gets married to volleyball pro in ‘surprise’ wedding By Jenna Lemoncelli Published May 28, 2026, 3:42 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Ashton Gillotte and Indy Ignite player Cara Cresse tied the knot in an intimate ceremony Saturday after getting engaged in February. The newlyweds announced the good news in a joint Instagram post, sharing that they plan to have another wedding celebration with their loved ones next May. “Surprise! We got married!” they wrote, including photos of their wedding day by Liv Coke, a Kentucky-based photographer.

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