Fans occasionally get a glimpse into the private life of Golden State Warriors defensive stalwart Draymond Green, particularly through the Instagram posts of his wife, Hazel Renee. Recently, Renee shared another snapshot of their relationship, featuring a selfie of the couple standing in front of a mirror at what appears to be the Warriors’ practice facility.

In addition to the photo, Renee included a caption that highlighted the playful side of her relationship with the three-time All-Star.

Green and Renee first confirmed that they were dating in 2018. A year later, the two confirmed their engagement via an Instagram post from Renee.

However, they did not get married until Aug. 2022. According to People magazine, their wedding was delayed for three years due in part to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Aside from having other Golden State Warriors players in attendance, LeBron James and Jayson Tatum were also spotted at the star-studded event.

Renee and Green have two children together. Their eldest, daughter Cash Green, was born in Oct. 2020, followed by their second daughter, Hunni, born in Dec. 2023.

In addition to Cash and Hunni, Renee and Green also have two other children in their lives. Hazel has a daughter, Olive Jay, who was born in 2014. Her father, Jacob Pullen, played three games for the Philadelphia 76ers during the 2017-18 season.

Green also has a son with his ex, Jelissa Hardy. Their son, Draymond Jamal Green Jr., was born in 2016.

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Hazel Renee encourages fans to vote for Draymond Green for the All-Star game

The Golden State Warriors hosted the Phoenix Suns at the Chase Center on Saturday in what was a close matchup that resulted in a 109-105 Warriors win.

In that game, Draymond Green hit three 3-pointers, surpassing Jason Richardson to claim third place in all-time made 3s in franchise history. Green now has a total of 702 made 3s, while Richardson made 700 for Golden State.

Following the game, Hazel Renee celebrated his achievement and encouraged fans to vote him into the All-Star game.

Green already boasts three All-Star selections. He was chosen to participate in the annual event for three consecutive years from 2016 to 2018. This period coincided with the peak of the Warriors dynasty when they secured multiple titles against the Cleveland Cavaliers.