A WAG worth watching.
Giants tight end Isaiah Likely’s wife, Melanie Guevara Likely, is leaving a footprint on Big Blue’s fanbase early in his first season with the team.
Melanie’s social media is a creative diary of the behind the scenes of the couple’s life on and off the field, and fans can’t get enough of her outgoing personality and their love story.
The college sweethearts at Coastal Carolina celebrated their first wedding anniversary in July.
They eloped in San Francisco at City Hall, where they “hired a last minute photographer to capture it and didn’t share the news for weeks,” Melanie previously shared.
NFL fans were enamored with her DIY game-day fits in Baltimore — where Likely spent four seasons with the Ravens — before he signed a three-year, $40 million contract with the Giants in free agency in March.
Melanie, 26, didn’t waste time before she began creating content around football, food, lifestyle and fashion after the pair moved to New Jersey — including the “Giants’ Significant Others’” luncheon on Sept. 9.
Big Blue fans flooded her comments with welcome messages when she shared a behind the scenes video touring MetLife Stadium.
She shared that she put together a last-minute fit for the Giants’ 28-20 victory over the division rival Cowboys in their season opener in East Rutherford on Sunday.
In an Instagram video, Melanie showed herself cutting Giants gear and gluing it on a one-sleeved button-up shirt.
Melanie shared a separate TikTok video that showed her and fellow Giants’ WAGs being pampered before kickoff at MetLife Stadium.
They received bags with Tarte beauty products and on-site salon services by Hoboken-based Salon Gatto, as seen in the video.
After Melanie showed off her fit and kissed Likely on the sideline, the former fourth-round pick in the 2022 NFL draft went off.
He finished as the game’s leading receiver with eight receptions for 78 yards and two touchdowns.
Likely is one of several players who followed head coach John Harbaugh from the Ravens to the Giants after he was hired in January.
The Giants play the Rams in Los Angeles on “Monday Night Football” on Sept. 21 as they look for a quick 2-0 start.
