Holly Campbell, wife of Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell, shared her thoughts on the end of their remarkable 2024 season. The Lions finished with an impressive 15-2 record, clinching the NFC North, but their playoff hopes were dashed by a loss to the Washington Commanders (45-31). Rather than showing sorrow, Holly turned her focus on love and giving back to Detroit. She celebrated Valentine’s Day a bit late with a cozy post on Instagram featuring a red teddy and wine, writing, “©tallulahwine valentines a day late but so gooood!!” Holly’s laid-back, heartfelt style perfectly reflects her bond with Dan, who she’s supported since their Texas A&M days in the ’90s. Married in 1999, they’ve been together for over two decades, sharing a deep love, laughter, and personal growth, as Holly celebrated last January.
What keeps their relationship strong? A mutual respect that shines through. Holly refers to Dan as “the pied piper,” while Dan credits his wife with keeping him grounded, saying, “My wife puts me in my place.” They’ve built a relationship that could earn a spot in the Hall of Fame, with a unique blend of chaos and charm. Their moments of joy include Dan wearing a Christmas sweater that read, “I’d rather be wearing Mrs. Campbell,” which Holly shared with a laughing caption. There’s also the time their daughter Piper knocked over Dan’s Starbucks cup during a live interview—Holly shared the moment with the caption, “Priority No. 1: Save the coffee. #DadReflexes.” Even their son Cody, a graduate of Trinity University and now pursuing a master’s at Michigan, is part of the fun. The Campbells are refreshingly genuine and real, blending the humor of Modern Family with the spirit of Ted Lasso.
