‘I’ll always have your back!’ Jack Wighton’s partner Monisha Lew-Fatt shares moving tribute to the NRL star as she celebrates his Dally M Medal win on the couch at home with their two children
Canberra Raiders player Jack Wighton won the Dally M Medal on Monday night – and his partner, Monisha Lew-Fatt, watched the moment unfold on TV.
The 30-year-old shared two Instagram Stories on Monday evening, showing the footage on screen, as she curled up on the couch with the couple’s two daughters, Ariah and Aaliyah.
One clip showed the announcement that NRL star Jack, 27, had won, and Monisha captioned it, ‘My heart!’
Family: Canberra Raiders player Jack Wighton won the Dally M Medal on Monday night – and his partner, Monisha Lew-Fatt, watched the moment unfold on TV. Pictured with their daughters Ariah and Aaliyah
She then shared a short video, showing Jack in his footy uniform, and she cried out, ‘Argghhh!’ before turning the camera to film her older daughter Aaliyah.
‘Are you proud of him?’ she asked the little girl, who was tucked under a blanket, and nodded vigorously and smiled widely at her mum.
Monisha comically panned to the couple’s younger daughter, Ariah, who was fast asleep on the couch next to her sister.
‘Ariah is proud too,’ Monisha added with a laugh, filming the snoozing toddler, who was out cold.
Home time: The 30-year-old shared two Instagram Stories on Monday evening, showing the footage on screen, as she curled up on the couch with the couple’s two daughters
Winner! She then shared a short video, showing Jack in his footy uniform, and she cried out, ‘Argghhh!’ before turning the camera to film her older daughter Aaliyah
Aww! ‘Are you proud of him?’ she asked the little girl, who was tucked under a blanket, and nodded vigorously and smiled widely at her mum
Sweet: Monisha comically panned to the couple’s younger daughter, Ariah, who was fast asleep on the couch next to her sister. ‘Ariah is proud too,’ Monisha added with a laugh
Excited, the WAG then said, ‘Yay! Go daddy!’ while again pointing the camera at a beaming Aaliyah.
She also shared a photo of the couple at last year’s awards, captioning it: ‘Good luck tonight bub at the 2020 Awards! The girls and I are so proud of you and all of your achievements.
‘Even though you annoy the hell out of me sometimes and I annoy the hell out of you with my constant whining, you know I’ll always have your back and love you.
She also shared a photo of the couple at last year’s awards, captioning it: ‘Good luck tonight bub at the 2020 Awards! The girls and I are so proud of you and all of your achievements’
She added: ‘Even though you annoy the hell out of me sometimes and I annoy the hell out of you with my constant whining, you know I’ll always have your back and love you’
Family: ‘The girls and I appreciate you more than you will ever know! Love you and good luck’ she concluded
‘The girls and I appreciate you more than you will ever know! Love you and good luck’ she concluded.
Jack’s win was announced during the ‘virtual count’ held at Fox Sports’ Sydney studio on Monday.
But what should have been a thrilling build-up to the award’s announcement was ruined when Sydney newspaper The Daily Telegraph accidentally published the result on its homepage.
He did it! Jack’s win was announced during the ‘virtual count’ held at Fox Sports’ Sydney studio on Monday. Pictured with his medal