Chiefs star Chris Jones appears to be in search of love a number of months after information of his messy cut up from longtime girlfriend Sheawna Weathersby broke.
In a current video taken at Chiefs coaching camp, gamers have been requested to share one factor on their bucket record that they haven’t accomplished but, with the six-time Professional Bowl defensive sort out zoning in on issues of the center.
“I just wanna be married, I just wanna be loved,” Jones mentioned in a TikTok shared this week by the Chiefs’ official account.
The feedback made by Jones come 4 months after Weathersby accused the three-time Tremendous Bowl champ of dishonest in an Instagram publish, saying she ended their nine-year relationship “months ago.”
“I’m choosing to focus on the positive as I close this chapter on a 9-year relationship. Ultimately Chris’ infidelity with the woman he’s recently been pictured with led to my decision to end our relationship months ago,” Weathersby wrote in March, seemingly referring to a number of reviews that claimed Jones posted a photograph of himself with a lady licking his face through Instagram earlier than deactivating his account.
“This is especially troubling given her history of harassment, stalking and disrespect towards me, including constantly calling and messaging me and my close friends from text free apps and fake Instagram pages. This behavior has forced me to change my number and has forced Chris to ask her multiple times to please leave me alone and respect our coparenting dynamic.”
Jones, 31, didn’t deal with the infidelity allegations.
In January, the All-Professional lineman mentioned he was single in a collection of tweets.
Weathersby was a staple at Chiefs video games and solid friendships with the staff’s WAGs, together with Taylor Swift, who’s courting Kansas Metropolis tight finish Travis Kelce.
Jones and Weathersby share two kids, Christopher Jones II, 6, and Carson Dakota, 2.
They’d been collectively since a minimum of November 2015, in accordance with an anniversary publish, months earlier than he was chosen No. 37 total by the Chiefs within the 2016 NFL Draft.
Jones recorded 75 pressures, 29 quarterback hits and 10.5 sacks in 16 video games final season.
He signed a five-year, $158.75 million extension with $101 million in ensures in March 2024.
