Vikings' Isaiah Rodgers shows off sparkling engagement ring for fiancé Genie Gabrielle in latest post

Cornerback Isaiah Rodgers has been impressing in his first season with the Minnesota Vikings. Off the field he appears to have found the love of his life as he shared in a recent series of posts on X, formerly known as Twitter.

On Wednesday, Rodgers replied to one of his followers who asked where he 'found' his fiancé, Genie Gabrielle. It was then the Minnesota Vikings cornerback replied about his dreams coming true when he met her.

"I kept dreaming about her . Then my dreams came true," Rodgers replied on X.

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A few hours later, Isaiah Rodgers shared another post on X of himself and Genie Gabrielle on the sidelines ahead of the Minnesota Vikings game. He shared another photo giving an up close look at Gabrielle's engagement ring.

For her gameday look, Genie Gabrielle went for an all-denim look. She wore black denim jeans and a matching black denim jacket. She paired the look with knee-high black boots and a black baseball cap.

Isaiah Rodgers announced engagement to fiancé Genie Gabrielle four weeks ago

Isaiah Rodgers proposed to Genie Gabrielle just four weeks ago. The Minnesota Vikings cornerback revealed the news in a post on Instagram. In the post, he shared a clip of the surprise proposal as he set up a special entrance featuring photos from throughout their relationship and their family.

Their friends and family lined the walkway as Genie approached the Minnesota Vikings cornerback who stood in front of a display made of white roses and a sign that read "Marry Me". Afterwards, the couple celebrated their relationship with milestone with their loved ones and a cake that was read "Engaged."

"Forever starts now 💍," Isaiah Rodgers shared.

The couple has two children together, son Isaiah Jr. and daughter Maliyah.

Rodgers won his first championship title last season with the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX. In March, he signed a two-year deal worth $15 million with the Minnesota Vikings. In week 3 of this season, he forced two turnovers, scoring touchdowns on both to help lead Minnesota to a 48-10 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.

Edited by Bethany Cohen