Weeks after seemingly launching a new relationship with her unknown boyfriend on Instagram, Danica Patrick’s future with the mystery man may have come into focus.
Patrick, 42, “wants to get married again and have a child,” he said Life and styleafter years of high-profile relationships that failed to lead to marriage and children.
Patrick had previously dated New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers and NASCAR driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr. after her divorce from Paul Hospenthal.
“Despite her heartbreak, she still thinks positively when it comes to romance!” Life & Style reported.
“Danica has felt the slings and arrows that come with trying to find her one and only, but she still believes he is out there. She hasn’t given up on her dream of getting married again and even having a child.”
Danica Patrick has had a number of high-profile relationships over the past decade of her life
Her new ‘boyfriend’ can finally bring her the life she’s always longed for: marriage and children
The motorsport legend has found a unique way to stay in the headlines in recent weeks.
Patrick has never been afraid to enter politics and has done so again with a six-word message to America’s critics – while supporting Donald Trump for president.
Even with her choice, the current Formula 1 analyst’s response to those critical of America leaves no doubt about where her loyalties lie. And has a blunt six-word message for those who aren’t: “You can leave if you want.”
As in the last two presidential elections, another candidate has earned the Democratic nomination to run against Trump, with Vice President Kamala Harris getting the nod for November.
Patrick announced she was moderating a panel as part of Trump’s ‘Reclaim America Tour’ in Las Vegas.
The former NASCAR and IndyCar driver analyst has leaned right in the past and has followed that path in choosing her endorsement.
The panel moderated by Patrick included former U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard and former presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., both of whom have pledged their loyalty to Trump despite recently belonging to different political parties.