Brett Favre, the former star quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, was blessed with two daughters even before he kicked off his NFL career properly. The veteran signal-caller became a girl-dad along with his wife Deanne Favre, whom he married in 1996.

Just when he entered his 20s, Favre and Deanne invited their first baby into the world, who was Brittany. This was back in February 1989, two years before Favre joined the Atlanta Falcons in the year 1991. Breleigh, however, was yet to see the world.

Meet Brett Favre’s two daughters

The former quarterback probably didn’t have much idea that he would get into the NFL when he had his first child. She proved to be a good luck charm for her athlete father, who then kicked off a legendary career.

Brittany Favre-Mallion is a reality show star, who, according to IMDb, is currently married to Alex Mallion and has a kid with him. If you think you may have heard about her, you may have seen her in Claim to Fame. Although she eventually quit, wanting to keep her life private, Brit doesn’t seem to regret her choice.

Breleigh Favre, on the other hand, followed her father and got into the world of sports. She is a beach volleyball player who is currently in the LSU as a graduate student, having previously attended the University of Mississippi.

She came to this world in July 1999, when Brittany was already 10 and Brett had become a well-recognized face in the world of American football.

Well, he is not just a father to these amazing ladies biologically, but also shows his support for their choices.

Brett Favre’s relationship with Brittany

The Favre family is not too concerned with privacy but doesn’t take it lightly either. While Brittany has a social media account accessible to everyone, Breleigh has kept hers limited to the people she knows. Even Deanne, Brett Favre’s love, is pretty serious about privacy. So, in a home like this, how did Brittany get support for her claim to fame appearance?

Well, the answer is pretty simple. The NFL legend was there to support his daughter when she needed somebody to hype her up. In an interview with the Green Bay Press Gazette, Brit revealed that she made the first call to her father when she got selected for the reality show.

Brett’s honest reaction was, “Absolutely. That sounds so much fun. You should do that. That’s great.” Her mother, on the other hand, said, “That is a terrible idea. Are you sure you want to be on TV?”

It is pretty clear that she got all this enthusiasm from her adventure-loving father. While we don’t have any stories to testify for this, but there is a great likelihood that Brett is the same supportive and enthusiastic man for his younger daughter as well.

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