Tim Anderson: Who is wife Bria Anderson, children Paxton Anderson and Peyton Anderson?

Chicago White Sox star Tim Anderson’s marriage has been tumbling after multiple allegations of him cheating on her wife Bria Anderson. However, his wife has denied to react on the buzz and has shown solidarity with the star.

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Who is wife Bria Anderson, children Paxton Anderson and Peyton Anderson?

Bria Anderson is the wife of MLB player Tim Anderson. The couple got married in 2017. They have two children, Paxton Anderson and Peyton Anderson.

Last year, the allegations of Tim Anderson’s involvement with another woman, spread like a wild fire in the baseball fraternity. And four months later, DeJah Lanae who is allegedly in a relationship with Tim, gave birth to a child in October.

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Despite such strong allegations, Anderson’s wife Bria has not made a single comment against him. Recently, she shared a picture with him and wrote, “Boy, I love you on your worst day.”

However, things took a drastic turn when three months ago. Tim shared a picture of his child with Dejah on Instagram, in an attempt to put an end to all the controversies.

DeJah Lanae is a social media influencer with a large number of followers. Tim Anderson had an extramarital affair with her and had a child.

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Tim Anderson, a two-time Major League Baseball All-Star and former batting champion, has come under fire for his behaviour off the pitch. However, it is critical to recognise his on-field accomplishments and contributions to the Chicago White Sox.

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Anderson’s exceptional abilities and achievements on the field have earned him recognition, including leading the American League in batting average in 2019 and earning two MLB All-Star selections as well as a Silver Slugger Award.