Jalen Hurts' girlfriend, Bryonna Burrows, kept her personal life private until she and her beau debuted their relationship publicly in January. She's a force to be reckoned with in her field, with a passion for helping others.
The world came to know Bryonna Burrows on January 29, when she joined her beau, Jalen Hurts, on the football field as the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback celebrated winning the NFC Championship game against the San Fransisco 49ers.
The momentous victory secured the Eagles a spot in the 2023 Super Bowl. Hurts walked hand-in-hand with Burrows, stunning crowds as the pair embraced and debuted their love. Since then, fans have been curious about Burrows and her relationship with the football star.
Jalen Hurts is pictured with Bryonna Burrows (L) as he celebrates after defeating the San Francisco 49ers to win the NFC Championship Game at Lincoln Financial Field on January 29, 2023, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Source: Getty Images
Who Is Bryonna "Bry" Burrows?
Burrows has a private Instagram account that boasted over 1.6K followers at the time of publication. Though her posts weren't available for public viewing, her bio had the Brazilian flag, which may reference her roots or home country.
However, until Burrows confirms it, her roots and background remain a subject of speculation. She graduated from Universidad de Granada, a university in Spain, with a degree in Spanish Language and Literature and Latin American Literature.
She then moved to the University of Alabama, where she attained a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences degree in Spanish and Political Science. Burrows was an active student at UA, joining several honor societies, including Capstone Men & Women and the SGA Board of Governors.
She became a three-time graduate with an MBA at UA and remained affiliated with the institution as the MBA Class Vice President and its Manderson Case Team Captain. Between 2017 and 2018, she worked in Sales and Marketing at E&J Gallo Winery.
During that time, Burrows was also a Graduate Assistant at UA. Then in 2019, she moved to IBM, starting as a Senior Solutions Sales Specialist. Within the following years, she worked her way up to Financial Sales Executive, then Software Financing Leader, and now a full-time AI Partner.
Although Burrows has kept her personal life safely hidden from the spotlight, she is driven and vocal about her passions. In her LinkedIn bio, she stated that nothing excited her more than the challenge to "grow and improve," adding:
"I believe in bringing curiosity, drive, and passion into everything I do."
She then confidently described her abilities, saying she had proven "success and influence" in strategic business planning and client relationship management. Burrows, who speaks three languages, also shared that her personality type is "extraverted."
Citing an article that provided tips on dealing with an "always on" society, she explained that spending time in the outdoors always helped her recharge. One user commented under her post, saying it was a "great read."
The Couple Reportedly Met In Alabama
Both Burrows and Hurts attended UA during their undergraduate studies, so it is widely believed that the pair met sometime during those years. Hurts played football for the school between 2016 and 2018 before transferring to the University of Oklahoma.
It's unclear when their romance began; however, Hurts isn't the only happy man on his team. NFL offensive tackle Lane Johnson is a proud father of three, and Jason Kelce, married to the former field hockey champion and philanthropist Kylie McDevitt, is a father of two.
Jalen Hurts is pictured as he celebrates after defeating the San Francisco 49ers to win in the NFC Championship Game at Lincoln Financial Field on January 29, 2023, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Source: Getty Images
Bry Burrows Likes to Help and Teach Other People
Burrows is widely recognized for her passion for learning and sharing knowledge. In 2021, she led IBM's 8-week Accelerate Program, which was made available to 1000 undergraduate students countrywide.
The program focused on providing minority students with industry-leading certifications, professional coaching, and communication workshops. Burrows shared a screenshot of one of the online summits, saying she had the best time meeting the young attendees.
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