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Who is Ryan Coleman-Williams' wife Alexis Hill? Do they have kids? All about the Alabama receiver's family

The couple got married in a courthouse ceremony on June 19, 2026, which coincided with Juneteenth.

Updated on: Sep 5, 2026, 22:47:49 IST
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Alabama Crimson Tide wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams, 19, has had a lot of changes in his life this season. He changed his name, switched jersey numbers, got married and became a father.

Wide Receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams of the Alabama Crimson Tide pictured. (Getty Images via AFP)
Wide Receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams of the Alabama Crimson Tide pictured. (Getty Images via AFP)

Who is Ryan Coleman-Williams' wife?

Alexis Hill is the wife of Alabama wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams. Hill is a digital content creator from Georgia. The couple went public with their relationship in mid-to-late 2025.

Coleman-Williams told ESPN that they first met while he was shopping in Atlanta for a Mother’s Day gift for his mom last year.

He proposed to Hill in February 2026, around Valentine’s Day, during a sunset proposal. The couple later married in a courthouse ceremony on June 19, 2026, on Juneteenth.

Coleman-Williams spoke about his marriage publicly at the 2026 SEC Media Days, calling married life “awesome.” He also said having his wife in his corner has helped him stay focused on football.

Hill has also been a familiar face at Alabama games, often supporting Coleman-Williams in custom outfits or his jersey.

Do Ryan Coleman-Williams and Alexis Hill have kids?

The couple was expecting a baby boy in July 2026. An ESPN report in late August confirmed that they had welcomed their son.

Hill also has a son, Emery, from a previous relationship. Emery is about 5 years old as of 2026, and Coleman-Williams has taken on a stepfather role in his life.

Ryan Coleman-Williams opens up about family life

Marriage and fatherhood have given Coleman-Williams a different perspective as he balances football with family life.

"I definitely think that there's a lot more to life than just that leather ball," Coleman-Williams told ESPN. "So I enjoy every moment of it, and I'm just thankful for all the lessons. I love learning from them."

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