Jrue Holiday met then-Lauren Cheney in 2008 when they were both student athletes at UCLA. While Jrue played basketball for the Bruins, Lauren was a member of the women’s soccer team.

The former Lauren Cheney, 32, who is white, is the wife of Jrue Holiday, a Black player for the NBA’s New Orleans Pelicans. They met while both were athletes at UCLA.

Jrue Holiday has been married to Lauren Cheney Holiday since 2013. As per People magazine, when he first met Lauren in 2008, he was dating someone else. Lauren Cheney Holiday (2009-present) ...

Lauren Cheney Holiday (birth name, Lauren Nicole Chene) is Jrue Holiday's wife. Lauren, a former American soccer player, played as a midfielder and forward and represented the USA women's soccer ...

Lauren Holiday, former National Women’s Soccer League MVP and champion, has joined the North Carolina Courage ownership group along with her husband Jrue. “I’m incredibly honored to join the ...

Jrue and Lauren Holiday met in college and were married in July 2013, the same month Jrue was traded from the Philadelphia 76ers to the New Orleans Pelicans. Photo courtesy of Holiday family.

Holiday was getting married to Lauren Cheney, a soccer star, in two weeks. She was in New Jersey with her club team, looking at homes near Philadelphia. "I thought I would be there the rest of my ...

In the beginning, Jrue Holiday just needed a reason to go play basketball while the world was on fire. It was summer 2020 at peak COVID-19. Everything was on lockdown. Cops had just killed George ...

When Holiday gave the girl the bad news, she walked away. Just then, someone seated behind him offered words of encouragement. “Don’t worry, you’re cuter than Darren,” Lauren Cheney ...

Indianapolis native Lauren Cheney Holiday and husband announce second round of social impact fund As a 3-year-old in Indianapolis, Lauren had open-heart surgery at Riley Hospital for Children. She ...

Jrue Holiday, the Celtics’ indispensable guard, has lived life motivated by his faith, ... Lauren Cheney, a soccer player at UCLA who went on to win two Olympic gold medals for Team USA.