Jena Sims is always seen cheering loudly for her husband Brooks Koepka. Whether it is a win or a loss, Sims is always there to show Koepka that she has his back. We recently saw a heartwarming display of her support when Koepka finished as the runner-up, and Sims shared a heartfelt message on Instagram, posting his scorecard with the caption, “Strong finish now come home!!!”. This small gesture speaks volumes about her unwavering support for her husband. Well, as it seems, the sentiment is mutual between the two. But why are we saying this? Well, as many of you already know, Jena Sims is not just a supportive wife, but also the founder of the Pageant of Hope, a non-competitive event that celebrates children facing challenges. And in a recent show of support, to everyone’s surprise, Koepka joined the team of Pageant of Hope to honor the work his wife has been doing for those in need.

In the latest story posted by Sims on Instagram, Koepka was seen smiling eye to eye as he posed for a picture, probably taken by Sims herself, with two other contestants. This just goes to show how much support and love he has for his wife’s endeavors. And for you to think that Sims doesn’t recognize the support would be a crime.

On the picture, she wrote – “Always the loudest cheerleader in the room. Love ya @bkoepka”. It’s clear that Sims is grateful for Koepka’s involvement with her charitable work, particularly with the Pageant of Hope. This moment is especially meaningful for the couple, as they also have a child of their own, Crew Koepka. As parents, they understand the importance of supporting children, and it’s wonderful to see them extending that love and support to others.  Crew, who was born prematurely, had to overcome his own challenges, including Flat Head Syndrome and torticollis, which required him to wear a helmet during his early months.

Despite these initial hurdles, Crew has grown into a happy and healthy child, and his parents’ love and dedication to helping others is a testament to their compassion and values. But have you ever wondered:

Why did Jena Sims start Pageant of Hope?

Jena Sims, wife of Brooks Koepka, has come a long way from being a “painfully shy” child. Her journey into beauty pageants not only brought her out of her shell but also equipped her with confidence. As Sims herself describes, “The most important part is, we teach the importance of inner beauty and self-confidence… And it’s the most inclusive pageant in the world. What’s so special about it is that every participant leaves a winner.” Now, as the founder and president of Pageant of Hope, Sims is paying it forward by giving children in challenging environments and those with intellectual and developmental disabilities the same boost of confidence. Since its inception in 2005, Pageant of Hope has held events worldwide, celebrating children for who they are.

The pageant’s inclusive and welcoming nature makes it a unique experience for participants. Sims stresses that the focus is on inner beauty and self-confidence, and every participant leaves a winner. She’s witnessed instant transformations in the children who participate, and the impact extends beyond the event itself. Sims shares, “I get letters and messages after the pageant saying, ‘Oh my gosh, my daughter wore her crown to school and was teaching all of her friends the pageant walk.'” It’s clear that Pageant of Hope is making a lasting difference in the lives of these young participants.