Hi there! As someone who’s spent more hours on a tennis court than I care to admit, let me tell you from personal experience – the sight of a woman without her wedding ring on while playing tennis doesn’t necessarily mean she’s navigating relationship woes, despite what the tabloids might have you believe.
This week, after Dave Grohl confessed to having a child with a woman other than his wife, Jordyn Blum has been constantly pursued by photographers. Her first public appearance was at a tennis lesson (or perhaps practice sessions, as Pete Wentz was also spotted on the court at the same time). She was dressed in a charming tennis outfit, but it was mainly her lack of a wedding ring that drew attention.
On Tuesday, Jordyn Blum was spotted leaving a tennis facility in Studio City at approximately the same time as Wentz. She had been training with her long-term coach, Christopher Crabb, and was still in her tennis attire. However, according to Page Six, “Absent was any wedding jewelry on her left ring finger.” While I understand why this is being discussed given recent circumstances, it’s important to note that this situation doesn’t necessarily relate to any personal life challenges arising from Grohl’s behavior, regardless of any speculations made.
Greetings! I’m Jessica Rawden, a passionate tennis enthusiast who finds herself on the court 3-4 days a week. To maintain balance, I need to set boundaries or else I might end up playing every day, leaving little time for strength training in the gym. Interestingly, during my tennis sessions, runs, and gym workouts, you won’t find me wearing my wedding ring.
This isn’t about seeking attention from a professional player or another court-goer. Instead, it’s due to the fact that my white gold ring tends to get scratched significantly during workouts in the past. I prefer not to have the ring obstruct me or potentially jam into my hand if I hit an awkward backhand. At this point, I don’t associate wearing my wedding ring with physical activity, and there are numerous women on my tennis team who share similar attitudes towards playing.
On my team, there’s another female player who always wears her engagement and wedding rings during matches. She explains that she removes them sparingly for work-related reasons. To clarify, it’s essential to understand that a woman choosing not to wear her ring while playing tennis doesn’t necessarily suggest she’s distancing herself from her marriage. In this context, the absence of a wedding ring holds no particular significance.
Up until now, various reports have given additional insights into what Courtney Blum was aware of prior to her husband’s public declaration. It appears she is drawing strength from fellow celeb Kate Hudson in this challenging time. A report from the Daily Mail hinted at past friction between the couple concerning Courtney’s tennis coach Christopher Crabb, with Grohl supposedly accusing them of flirting. If these claims hold truth, they could potentially be significant factors contributing to the issues within their marriage spanning over 21 years.
I have no insight into what is going on behind closed doors in her marriage, and there could. still be issues at hand, particularly given there were separate mentions a few weeks ago about Blum ditching her ring in other contexts. Still, at the end of the day, I just want to hone in on the fact it’s not particularly unusual for a married woman to leave her wedding ring at home during exercise, particularly when it’s a contact sport or a sport in which you are using your hands a lot. I mean it from the bottom of my heart when I say it’s a practical choice.
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2024-09-18 18:39