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Rams coach Sean McVay and fiancée Veronika Khomyn are making the most of their time quarantining amid the coronavirus pandemic. Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, Khomyn answered a slew of questions from fans, ranging from wedding planning progress to what they do in the offseason. “We’ve really just taken this time to take care of …
Rams coach Sean McVay and fiancée Veronika Khomyn are making the most of their time quarantining amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, Khomyn answered a slew of questions from fans, ranging from wedding planning progress to what they do in the offseason.
“We’ve really just taken this time to take care of ourselves, rest and enjoy our home,” she shared on her story. “Workout, play board games, catch up on shows, discuss wedding plans.”
The couple, who got engaged last summer, will have a destination wedding, Khomyn revealed, noting planning would be “a lot more stressful” without her planner.
“Things are going smoothly and every little detail makes me so excited,” she teased.
With McVay prepping for his fourth season with the Rams — which may be without star running back Todd Gurley — Khomyn also detailed how the LA coach likes to unwind.
“He likes to just relax — get massages, read, tan and eat yummy food. Which is exactly what I love to do,” Khomyn said of vacation-mode McVay.
She continued, “I’m so glad he’s not one of those guys who wants to do activities all day long. We’re both really lazy when we go on vacation. He talks football all day long at work so when it’s me and him he can just kind of turn that off.”
As for McVay’s football future, when asked by a fan if Khomyn would ever let him coach the Browns, she said their home — and hearts — are on the West Coast.
“I’d let him coach where ever he wanted to coach, but we love LA and the Rams,” she said.
The Rams finished 9-7 last season, one year removed from losing in the Super Bowl to the Patriots.
