Milan Lucic's wife Brittany gushes over hubby always treating her 'like a queen', shows off diamond ring

Earlier this month, Milan Lucic had surprised his wife Brittany and their two daughters with VIP tickets of Tate McRare’s St. Louis concert. Over the weekend, Brittany Lucic shared a glimpse of yet another special gift from her husband on Instagram.

In a story posted Sunday, Brittany showed off a dazzling diamond ring as Milan held her hand. In the caption, Brittany wrote:

“Hehe 🤍 @milan.lucic.17 ∞ Always treating me like a 👸.”

via Instagram/@brittanylucic

The post suggested the veteran winger surprised his wife with a new piece of jewelry while the couple enjoyed an outing together. Both were seen wearing matching gold watches in the photo.

The affectionate story comes amid what appears to be a more positive stretch for the pair following a turbulent year and a half that saw Lucic take a leave from the Boston Bruins in late 2023. The couple married in 2012 and share three children. Earlier this year, Lucic signed a professional tryout with the St. Louis Blues in August.

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Milan Lucic’s wife launches ‘Reclaimed Grace’ self-help program

This month, Milan Lucic’s wife Brittany also announced her newest project as a subscription-based wellness and self-help platform titled ‘Reclaimed Grace’. Priced at $26 per month, the program centers on helping people reframe negative narratives and reduce the stigma surrounding personal struggles.

She shared a special post with details about the program where she explained her inspiration for taking up the initiative.

“I really wanted it to be a positive place where people could come and feel supported, a space to help take steps toward putting their lives in the right direction,” Brittany said in her announcement video.

The initiative aims to foster an online community where members can work through life’s challenges privately while accessing tools for growth and self-compassion.

“People know that others are struggling, but there’s still such a shame and embarrassment around it,” Brittany added. “It’s easier to point fingers than to look in the mirror. I wanted to create a program where people can make those first steps in the privacy of their own home.”

Milan Lucic showed his full support in the comments of her Instagram post, writing:

“Congrats love. Being of service and helping others is so special and so great. Proud of you ❤️.”

Brittany shared her excitement about finally launching the project she had been developing alongside her team for several months. She also thanked her growing audience for their encouragement and revealed plans to host live sessions as the platform expands.

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Edited by Anjum Rajonno