Did Paige DeSorbo go on a date with Klutch Sports Vice-President Joe D’Amelio? Instagram super sleuths think so!
Paige went to a sports ball game:
Summer House‘s stunner attended an Eagles game donning a unisex midnight green Philadelphia Eagles puffer jacket ($375) designed by Kristin Juszczyk for the brand, Off Season.
More notable than the coat on her back was the man on her arm. It appears Giggly Squad‘s co-host was with Joe D’Amelio, the Vice President of Football Marketing at Klutch Sports.
A Deux Moi submission was consistent with the fan theory.
“A certain recently single Bravolebrity already has a new man. He works in sports marketing. They’re at the Eagles playoff game today …”
In case you missed it:
Paige took to the Giggly Squad podcast to announce her split from Craig on December 30th.
“Craig and I have decided to no longer be together. I know I said I would never cry on the internet, but it’s ok if I cry on the pod.”
“It’s weird,” explained Paige. “I wasn’t expecting this, obviously, when we started dating. As you get older, I started dating Craig when I was 29, I’m 32 now. In your ’30s, for women, really are very transformative. You change a lot and grow a lot.”
“I think it was the right decision for both of us in our lives and the direction that our lives are going in. It’s a very sad thing.”
Craig was surprised by Paige’s decision to break up:
“This has all been very, very unexpected … to say the least,” began Craig on Jan. 7th. “But, life has to [go on.] I gotta start living again, whatever that looks like. Whatever my ‘new normal’ looks like, I have to start.”
Craig is holding space for “all the advice” he’s getting.
“Right before the holidays, I was very shocked. That’s ok. It takes two people to be in a relationship. You can’t control other people, you can only control how you react to it.
Craig asked his fans and followers “to be kind to Paige, and me, and yourselves.”
He continued, “I’m still processing everything, which is normal. It was a three-year relationship. It’s your best friend that you talk to all day, every day, and then they’re just gone.
