Alex Caruso's Fiancée Draws Eyes After Flaunting Championship Celebration
While the Oklahoma City Thunder were making history on the court, Alex Caruso's fiancée, Haleigh Broucher, was making waves online.
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As the team celebrated their first-ever NBA Championship, Broucher's Instagram post with Caruso quickly caught fire, capturing fans' hearts just as much as the win itself.
After the Thunder's dramatic Game 7 victory over the Indiana Pacers, Broucher took to Instagram to share a photo of her and Caruso holding the NBA Championship trophy together.
The moment showed Caruso in a black Thunder 'NBA Champions' shirt and blue shorts with a matching cap and arm sleeve. Broucher wore a bright orange sleeveless top and glitter-accented light jeans, standing confidently beside the two-time champ.
'Big year babyyy ☝️💯🏆,' she captioned the post.
Fans quickly flooded the comments with mixed reactions.
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'So pretty!!!' one follower commented.
'Omg this is the cutest! Congrats y'all 🔥,' another said.
The moment, full of love and energy, didn't go unnoticed.
'Cute pic of the two of you with the NBA Trophy! 🏆' one person gushed.
'So exciting! Love this picture of the two of you 🧡,' another fan said.
The image even prompted someone to call them a 'POWER COUPLE 🔥👏' while another simply summed it up as 'Such a flex 🔥.'
Broucher, a former Big Brother contestant and now a swimsuit designer and PhD candidate, has supported Caruso through his intense NBA journey.
In another Instagram post shared during the Finals, she wrote, 'So proud of this man, this team, and this organization ❤️ THUNDER ALL THE WAY UP!'
Oklahoma City Thunder guard Alex Caruso got a major flex from fiancée Haleigh Broucher on social media.Alonzo Adams-Imagn Images
Caruso scored 10 points, grabbed three rebounds and made three steals in 32 minutes of the Game 7. This marks Caruso's second NBA title, the first coming with the Los Angeles Lakers in 2020.
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As the Thunder's celebrations continue, fans are watching not just for basketball highlights, but for more sweet moments from one of the NBA's favorite couples.
Related: New Video of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander With His Wife and Son is Turning Heads
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 24, 2025, where it first appeared.
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