NFL WAGS seen partying it up in riot-torn Paris ahead of historic Saint-Steelers game

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Spector, D. (2026, October 25). NFL WAGS seen partying it up in riot-torn Paris ahead of historic Saint-Steelers game. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/24/world-news/nfl-wags-seen-partying-it-up-in-riot-torn-paris-ahead-of-historic-saint-steelers-game/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-25 · by David Spector

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NFL players' partners, known as WAGs (Wives And Girlfriends), were spotted enjoying luxury shopping and dining in Paris despite ongoing protests. New Orleans Saints player Noah Fant's girlfriend Avree Anderson tried smoking for the first time while drinking champagne and visiting Gucci. Meanwhile, Saints quarterback Spencer Rattler’s girlfriend Yazmina Gonzalez dined at an upscale restaurant, Lafayette, known for its high-priced menu items. Steelers safety Jaquan Brisker opted for a McDonald’s meal instead, noting he hadn’t eaten there in 12 years. The NFL teams are set to play the first-ever game in Paris Sunday amid the city's unrest.
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Ahead of the historic NFL game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the New Orleans Saints set to take place on Sunday at Stade de France in Paris, some players' wives and girlfriends were spotted enjoying the city despite ongoing riots. Nikki Jordan, wife of Saints running back Alvin Kamara, and Chanel Iman visited EuroDisney, while Kamara himself was seen at the Adidas Arena watching a basketball game between Paris Basketball and Valencia Basket Club. Meanwhile, other players' partners engaged in various activities: Avree Anderson, girlfriend of Saints tight end Noah Fant, tried smoking for the first time and indulged in champagne; Yazmina Gonzalez, girlfriend of Saints quarterback Spencer Rattler, dined at an upscale restaurant called Lafayette; and Steelers safety Jaquan Brisker opted for a meal at McDonald's. The players were present amid concerns about public disturbances affecting their travel plans and events leading up to the game.

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“The articles describe different aspects of events surrounding an NFL game in Paris; one focuses on questioning the decision to play amid civil unrest while the other reports on players' entourages partying before the game.”
Toronto Star
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“Article A discusses historical connections between New Orleans and Paris before an NFL game, while Article B reports on activities of players' wives and girlfriends in Paris amid protests. They cover related topics but different specific incidents.”
Toronto Star
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“Article A discusses the cancellation of a fan event due to civil unrest, while Article B reports on NFL players' wives and girlfriends enjoying Paris despite ongoing riots.”
Toronto Star
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“While both articles discuss NFL-related activities in Paris around protests, Article A focuses on the closure of NFL House due to security concerns, while Article B reports on players' wives and girlfriends enjoying Paris despite the threat of riots.”
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“While both articles discuss NFL teams traveling to Paris for an upcoming game amid civil unrest, Article A focuses on criticism of the travel plans and the general situation in France, whereas Article B specifically reports on the social activities of players' wives and girlfriends during their stay.”
Toronto Star
⚖️ leaning not scored 🔴 3% hedged 1 of 39 📰 publisher trust 64
“Article A focuses on the New Orleans Saints players' experiences as tourists in Paris before their game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, while Article B covers the activities of NFL wives and girlfriends during the same period but highlights different events and individuals.”
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David Spector
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McDonald NFL Paris Saints Steelers

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Paris GPE · 5× Saints ORG · 4× Jordan PERSON · 2× McDonald ORG · 2× NFL ORG · 2× Steelers ORG · 2× Chanel Iman PERSON · 1× New Orleans GPE · 1× Nikki Jordan PERSON · 1× the City of Light GPE · 1×

Narrative

Saints running back Alvin Kamara was spotted at the Adidas Arena in Paris Friday to watch a EuroLeague basketball game between Paris Basketball and the Valencia Basket Club. Kamara posed with a football when he was captured on the stadium’s “celebrity cam” and was surrounded by a throng of excited fans.
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🔮 The Pittsburgh Steelers and the New Orleans Saints are set to play the first ever NFL game in Paris Sunday at Stade de France.

Claims (13 extracted, 3 hedged)

NFL players, their wives and girlfriends took in the sights of Paris, even as the threat of ongoing riots and protests rocked the City of Light. asserted
threat → take → Light
New Orleans Saints WAGS Nikki Jordan and Chanel Iman made a stop at EuroDisney, according to an Instagram story Jordan reposted from Iman Saturday. uncertain
Jordan → make → Iman
We did that!!!!!!!” Jordan captioned the post. asserted
Jordan → do → post
Saints Tight End Noah Fant’s girlfriend Avree Anderson decided to try her first cigarette in Paris, according to an Instagram story posted Saturday. uncertain
girlfriend → decide → story
She also immersed herself in Parisian culture, sipping champagne and shopping at Gucci, according to stories posted Saturday. uncertain
She → immerse → stories
“Put the champagne far away from us, we keep making bad decisions,” she captioned on story. asserted
she → put → story
Saints Quarterback Spencer Rattler’s girlfriend Yazmina Gonzalez enjoyed a posh night out at Lafayette Restaurant, an Instagram story posted Saturday showed — which is located in the historic mansion of the eponymous Marquis de La Fayette and some entrees go for as much as $200. asserted
entrees → enjoy → 200
Steelers Safety Jaquan Brisker opted for more humble fare and skipped over the luxurious French cuisine in favor of America’s own McDonald’s. asserted
Brisker → opt → McDonald
The Pittsburgh Steelers and the New Orleans Saints are set to play the first ever NFL game in Paris Sunday at Stade de France. asserted
Steelers → set → France
It wasn’t clear if the images posted by the WAGS were from Friday or from Saturday, when massive protests hit the city. asserted
protests → post → city
“Haven’t eaten McDonald’s in 12 years… clean asf out here in Paris,” he wrote on a story posted Saturday. asserted
he → eat → story
Steelers linebacker Alex Highsmith and his wife Alyssa posed in front of the Eiffel Tower in a story posted Saturday. asserted
Highsmith → pose → story
Saints running back Alvin Kamara was spotted at the Adidas Arena in Paris Friday to watch a EuroLeague basketball game between Paris Basketball and the Valencia Basket Club. Kamara posed with a football when he was captured on the stadium’s “celebrity cam” and was surrounded by a throng of excited fans. asserted
he → spot → fans
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