Who is Cam Ward's girlfriend? Here's what we know.
Who is Cam Ward's girlfriend? Here's what we know.
Miami QB Cam Ward appears to be on his way to being the No. 1 overall pick of the 2025 NFL Draft, unless there's a huge surprise. And that means we could see him in the NFL Draft green room with friends and family celebrating.
Which brings us to the question you're here wondering about: Does Ward have a girlfriend who could be celebrating with him on Thursday night?
According to reports, yes -- he's apparently dating Nailah Landon, a former University of the Incarnate Word volleyball player. The pair have been seen together on TIkTok, so maybe we'll see them on the red carpet and in Green Bay for the 2025 NFL Draft.
There you have it!
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