Rob Gronkowski is deeply in love with his longtime girlfriend Camille Kostek, and the legendary tight end is not afraid to show the admiration he has for the model and actress.
And she absolutely loves the attention and the fact that Gronk is a funny dude. “Every day something is funny,” Kostek told the Athlete Lifestyle on Sports Illustrated. “It’s actually to the point where I don’t even laugh at his jokes that much anymore because I’m so used to them (…) He’s just a big kid.”
The former New England Patriots cheerleader from 2013 to 2015 – team where Gronkowski played during nine seasons and where he won three Super Bowls – has an influencer status, with over 1 million followers on Instagram and over 500,000 on TikTok.
Rob Gronkowski shows jealous side
Rob Gronkowski and Camille Kostek attended the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit magazine issue Thursday, held at the Hard Rock Times Square in New York city. The Connecticut native chose a beautiful white dress to celebrate the fact that she has posed for Swimsuit a total of eight times.
Videos posted on Instagram shows the moment Kostek was being photographed by the media while Gronkowski looks from backstate. The legendary tight end can’t help to take his eyes off his girlfriend, as he seems jealous that others get to see his lovely partner.
After making her brand debut in 2018, Kostek went on to land the cover of the following year’s magazine. She was featured in the 2024 issue with two shoots-one being our 60th anniversary “Legends” cover story, photographed by Yu Tsai in Hollywood, Florida, and the other a shoot in Portugal where she was photographed by Ben Watts.
Gronkowski turns 36 and he’s better than ever
Rob Gronkowski turned 36 years old May 14, and the former NFL player celebrated by releasing the schedule of the league’s regular season. Camille Kostek posted a video of the power couple cruising on a boat with the caption, “I love doing life with you. Happy Birthday, my love.”
A second round pick out of the University of Arizona, Gronk won 4 Super Bowls – three with the New England Patriots and one with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers -, was named to five Pro Bowls, four First-team All-Pro’s, and won the NFL Comeback player of the year.
Before the end of his NFL tenure, he was named to the NFL 2010s All-Decade Team and the NFL 100th Anniversary All-Time Team. He officially retired in 2022 after an 11-year career, ending with 92 touchdowns, 621 receptions, and over 9,200 yards. Without a doubt, he will be in the NFL Hall of Fame when his time comes.
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