Josh Allen posts rare reaction to Hailee Steinfeld photos flexing wedding ring

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills looked like the team to beat in the NFL on Sunday vs. the Kansas City Chiefs. His wife Hailee Steinfeld is unbeatable in her latest fit that had Allen reacting to it.
Allen led the Bills (6-2) to a win over their rival Patrick Mahomes and hated Chiefs 28-21, where Allen threw for one and ran for two touchdowns. Allen has now thrown for 1833 yards, 13 touchdowns, four interceptions, while rushing for 280 yards and seven touchdowns.

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It’s been a good start to the season for the reigning MVP, who also won the offseason when he married the actress Steinfeld in a lavish Southern California wedding at the end of May.

While she hasn’t been seen publicly much at games outside of the opener where she was hugging Allen’s mom in the win over the Baltimore Ravens, Steinfeld has been on fire as well with her business life since her movie hit Sinners including a new photo shoot for Bustle.
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It was the fifth photo in the above Instagram post that Allen reacted to with two emojis: “❤️🔥🥵.”
That is a fire fit while flexing her wedding ring throughout.
Allen and the Bills travel to South Florida to take on the Miami Dolphins next Sunday while Steinfeld continues to win every day.

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