Who’s the lucky lady behind the wide receiver Zay Flowers’ smile? Meet Ruby Antonioli, the college sweetheart who’s been lighting up his life since their Boston days. If you’ve seen them together, you know their vibe’s the real deal. 

Ruby Antonioli, aka Wajo in the fashion scene, is an American model and a bona fide fashion icon. Her romance with Flowers kicked off way back in college—and from the looks of it, their connection’s only getting stronger. Originally from Acton, Massachusetts, Antonioli hit the spotlight when she was spotted with the Ravens’ superstar at a football event. 

This fashionista’s keeping things pretty low-key, with little known about her exact age or family deets. We don’t know her parents’ names, but we do know that Antonioli has two sisters, Sophie and Carly. Sophie’s gunning for a med career and is enrolled in the UMass Chan Medical School in 2021. Carly’s career trajectory is still a mystery, though. 

Baltimore’s third-team All-ACC star’s girl has got a legit academic story too. Antonioli attended RJ Gray Junior High School and completed her secondary education at Acton-Boxborough Regional High School. Next up, she took her game to Boston College, graduating in 2019, and wrapped it all up at Florida State University with a degree in fashion design. Talk about hitting all the right notes!

Though she’s keeping her net worth under wraps, it’s clear she’s killing it in the fashion industry. Meanwhile, Flowers made strides with his four-year, $14 mil. Baltimore contract, signed last June. The deal runs through the 2027 season. 

This power couple’s public moments and social media snaps give fans a peek into their sweet relationship. As Baltimore’s WR makes waves on-field, his family too remains a key part of his journey.  

Zay Flowers’ rookie journey with family and 13 siblings

Flowers’ NFL ride is straight-up legendary, and it’s all thanks to his massive, tight-knit family. With 13 siblings in his corner, he’s never short of support. “Growing up with so many brothers and sisters means you’re never alone,” he said. “They’re my best friends.” But it wasn’t always easy. Finding a spot to sleep was a nightly challenge, as Flowers humorously recalled. Despite the chaos, his family has been a source of legit strength.

The Ravens’ star hit hard times early on—losing his mom Jackie when he was 5 and his brother Martin in high school. But his dad, Willie, stayed strong—raising all 14 kids with relentless dedication. “Watching my dad work long hours and still be there for us taught me the importance of finishing what you start,” the 23-year-old reflected.

Flowers made waves in his rookie season, with standout performances including nine catches in Week 1 and a record-breaking 77 catches by Week 17. Despite a fumble in the AFC Championship, he ended strong with five catches for 115 yards and a touchdown. His rookie year was top-notch, and with his family’s support, the best is yet to come.