Miami Dolphins star Jordan Poyer's wife Rachel Bush has been quite vocal about her support for Donald Trump. So, when Trump beat Kamala Harris in the 2024 Presidential Elections, Bush couldn't hold ...

While Jordan Poyer and the Miami Dolphins have been ice cold this season, his All-Star wife Rachel Bush has been on fire. Whether Bush, 26, has been teasing with her fits from a stunning Italian villa ...

Rachel Bush is back at it with the incredible bikini photos. The wife of Miami Dolphins All-Pro safety Jordan Poyer recently ...

Rachel Bush brought in Independence Day in a huge way, but she wasn’t alone. The wife of Miami Dolphins safety Jordan Bush ...

Jordan Poyer's wife Rachel Bush often voices her opinion on political or other relevant matters. This includes the ongoing Hurricane Milton and Hurricane Helene relief, along with comments on Vice ...

For a Halloween party, Poyer and Bush raised the temperature in Miami with their costumes. The duo went as “Good Cop” (Poyer) and “Bad Cop” (Bush) in a sizzling photo. Here’s a couple other looks with ...

Rachel Bush, wife of Miami Dolphins' Jordan Poyer, criticizes Vice President Kamala Harris for prioritizing a podcast on reproductive rights over disaster relief during the ongoing Hurricane ...

Barack Obama's campaigning for Kamala Harris met with skepticism, particularly from Rachel Bush, wife of NFL star Jordan Poyer. Rachel criticized Obama’s speech and Harris’s priorities during ...

George Bush Sr and Nick Clegg paid the price for making U-turns, but other politicians have escaped the voters’ wrath – could ...

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Rachel Paula Abrahamson is a lifestyle reporter who writes for the parenting, health and shop verticals. Her bylines have ...

Your support makes all the difference. When George HW Bush said, “Read my lips: no new taxes” as he accepted the Republican nomination for president in 1988, he thought he was on safe ground.