The Minnesota Vikings’ safety, Xavier Woods, is happily married to his wife, Destiny, and the couple has two children, Dallas Karsyn and Zailyn Karter. Destiny works with Keller Williams Realty, Inc. as a licensed real estate agent. She is a dedicated and enthralling professional. Aside from that, she is an excellent mother. On Mother’s Day 2020, the Minnesota Vikings safety proposed to his wife. He shared a snapshot of Destiny showing off her diamond ring on Instagram, along with a nice remark.
Xavier Woods Believes in His Wife
Woods has complete faith in his wife. He supports her commitment and hard work. As an NFL player with a large fan base, he often utilizes his platform to encourage Destiny in her ambitions. When it comes to investing in real estate in Atlanta or the neighboring regions, he advises his followers to contact his wife, claiming that she is “the lady for the job.”
Aside from her credentials as a real estate agent, Woods believes in her capacity to be a “wonderful parent.” Woods arrived late to a training camp the day his daughter, Karsyn, was born in July 2019. Instead of arriving on Friday, the official reporting day, Woods appeared for practice only on Sunday. “It’s my first time as a father. Without a doubt, I wanted to be present. That’s why I stayed an additional day with her down there. At the end of the day, I had to come here and take care of this obligation, but she has a wonderful mother who will look after her till I return,” Woods stated after the practice session. On Destiny’s birthday, he also complimented her for changing his “imperfections into perfections” just by being with him. Every day, he aspires to see her become a fantastic lady and prays for her prosperity.
Xavier Woods Discusses Family and Football
Jason Garrett, his former coach, had no qualms about providing his pupil as much time as he need. Woods has kept Garrett up to speed on the baby’s due date and has warned him if anything unusual occurs before then. “Families always come first.” “He’s aware of it,” Woods told a Dallas News reporter. He is thankful to his coach for allowing him to miss the first day of class. According to Woods, becoming a first-time parent puts football into perspective. With a baby to look after, his outlook on life evolved significantly.
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Woods said that he has a new focus and that his daughter has given him a new duty that is more important than football. “Before, football was all I could think about, and now it’s for her.” Everything is done for her “Woods elaborated. The former Dallas Cowboys safety even named his daughter after the team, expressing his appreciation. On Instagram, he often updates his girls. Woods, a sixth-round selection by Dallas in 2017, played with the Cowboys for the first four seasons of his NFL career. In March 2021, Woods signed with the Minnesota Vikings, who are coached by All-Pro Harrison Smith.
