Mike Vrabel gushes over wife Jen and kids after Dianna Russini scandal at Patriots press conference
Mike Vrabel expressed his love for his family during a recent press conference, emphasizing that things are going well despite a recent scandal. He addressed the media nearly two months after being photographed with sports reporter Dianna Russini, which led to public scrutiny. Vrabel stated that he is focused on coaching and making good decisions for his family and team.
- ▪Mike Vrabel spoke positively about his family during a Patriots press conference.
- ▪He addressed the media following a scandal involving Dianna Russini.
- ▪Vrabel missed the NFL draft to attend counseling with his wife.
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Sports Mike Vrabel gushes over wife Jen and kids after Dianna Russini scandal at Patriots press conference By Leah Bitsky Published May 27, 2026, 11:53 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Mike Vrabel’s marriage seems to be business as usual after his scandal with Dianna Russini. When asked during a New England Patriots press conference Wednesday about how he is dealing with the balance of football and family, he said things are “really good.” “I appreciate [that] my family is great, I love Jen [Vrabel], I love the boys,” he continued, adding, “This spring is focused on the coaching, staff, the players.” 11 Mike Vrabel (seen here in February) spoke at a New York Patriots press conference on Wednesday.
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