Social media influencer Gia Duddy is once again dating an NFL player.
Duddy became a social media sensation back in 2023 when her ex-boyfriend, Will Levis, was drafted by the Tennessee Titans. They met when they were students at Penn State. Now, she finds herself as a full-time influencer with over 970,000 followers across Instagram and TikTok. Prior to the 2024 NFL Draft, she used her platform to give advice to the next generation of WAGs.
“I feel like I’ve never really talked about the draft, and I don’t really like talking about it, just because it just genuinely wasn’t about me. So I just like never felt the need to speak on it, but I do wanna say is congratulations to all the hard-working men that are in this draft class,” Duddy said. “Genuinely so excited for all of you, I know I have some friends in it this year, and for those who are attending, beware of your resting [expletive] face. Because the media loves media, and they will start a story that you’re just a [expletive]. So from one RBF to another, good luck.”
Although she was out of the NFL world for the past two seasons, Duddy has now returned as a member of the Cincinnati Bengals’ fan base.
Earlier this week, Duddy shared a video of her attending one of the Bengals’ practice sessions at training camp.
If you pay close attention to Duddy’s video, she shares a clip of Bengals wide receiver Andrei Iosivas catching a pass. Could it technically mean nothing? Sure, but fans are convinced that was her way of hinting at who her boyfriend is.
“Holy Andrei… Welcome to to Cincy,” one fan replied.
“Lucky Andrei,” another fan commented.
Get to know Andrei Iosivas.
Iosivas, the 206th pick from the 2023 NFL Draft, has hauled in 84 passes for 1,030 yards and 12 touchdowns since joining the Bengals.
As of this moment, Iosivas is listed as the No. 3 wideout on Cincinnati’s depth chart. He should have plenty of chances to shine this fall since Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins will command opposing defenses’ full attention.
If Iosivas has a breakout 2026 season, he could cash in next offseason as an unrestricted free agent.
