Several OKC Thunder teammates attend Alex Caruso's wedding
Caruso married former Big Brother contestant Haleigh Broucher on Saturday, Aug. 9. The two became engaged in Aug. 2024. Several of Caruso's teammates were in attendance for the wedding.
Several Thunder players posted on social media their presence at Caruso's wedding. They congratulated their veteran teammate on the special occasion. Chet Holmgren, Lu Dort, Isaiah Hartenstein, Jaylin Williams, Isaiah Joe, Cason Wallace and Branden Carlson were some of the OKC attendees.
When you're around your teammates every day for nine months of the year, you tend to form close bonds. It shouldn't be surprising to see several of Caruso's teammates at his wedding. His first year on the Thunder paid off with a championship run that he contributed to.
The group posed for photos at the event. They held up their ring finger for the photo. The Thunder recently learned they will receive their championship rings on Oct. 21. They will kick off the 2025-26 season by hosting the Houston Rockets and Kevin Durant.
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