Stephanie Niles made a striking appearance at the Cincinnati Bengals” last game of the season, showcasing her support for her fiancé, quarterback Jake Browning. The game took place at Paycor Stadium against the Cleveland Browns.
On January 4, Niles shared a video on Instagram where she donned an eye-catching orange catsuit while cheering for Browning. In her post, she expressed her emotions, stating that she was “gonna cry” because this might be her last outfit for the Bengals.
Niles completed her bold look with a shimmering orange wrap-style top featuring a deep neckline, paired with a thin gold chain belt, a small animal-print clutch, and stylish pointed white shoes. Despite her spirited cheers, the Bengals suffered a close loss to the Browns, finishing the game at 20-18. This defeat marked a disappointing end to a season where Cincinnati had previously triumphed in four out of five encounters against Cleveland.
Even though the Bengals had their struggles, including issues from rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders, it was the Browns” defense and special teams that ultimately secured the victory.
Earlier, on December 31, Niles had shared a collection of photos on Instagram, which included a memorable snapshot with Browning during their vacation in Cabo Del Sol last June. For another Bengals game against the Baltimore Ravens on December 14, she sported a classic black-and-white houndstooth-print bodysuit and matching hairband, coinciding with a challenging day for the Bengals, who were shut out 24-0 by the Ravens.
In a separate November post, Niles showcased a Christina Aguilera-inspired outfit, featuring a wrapped halter-neck top and a denim mini skirt, alluding to the pop star”s iconic MTV style. This post also included various game-day moments and pictures from a trip to Disneyland, keeping her followers engaged with her vibrant life as a supporter of the Bengals.
As the season wraps up, Bengals fans are encouraged to check out the latest Cincinnati Bengals schedule and explore the team”s depth chart for the upcoming NFL season.
