Mike Vrabel professes love for his wife Jen after Dianna Russini photo scandal
Mike Vrabel, head coach of the New England Patriots, publicly expressed his love for his wife Jen amidst a photo scandal involving NFL reporter Dianna Russini. The controversy arose from photos showing Vrabel and Russini in intimate situations, prompting Vrabel to seek counseling. Russini has since resigned from her position at The Athletic as the organization investigates her interactions with Vrabel.
- ▪Mike Vrabel professed his love for his wife and children during a press conference.
- ▪Photos of Vrabel and Dianna Russini holding hands and hugging were published, leading to public scrutiny.
- ▪Russini has resigned from her job at The Athletic amid an investigation into her relationship with Vrabel.
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NFL Mike Vrabel professes love for his wife Jen after Dianna Russini photo scandal By Justin Tasch Published May 27, 2026, 12:05 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel professed his love for his wife and children Wednesday as he’s embroiled in an offseason photo scandal with former The Athletic NFL reporter Dianna Russini. “I love Jen, I love the boys [Tyler and Carter], I love my personal friends,” Vrabel, who was wearing his wedding ring, said as he addressed reporters during Patriots OTAs. Page Six first revealed on April 7 photos of Vrabel and Russini, who is married, holding hands and hugging at a luxury resort hotel in Arizona in March.
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