Who is Gordon Hayward's wife? All you need to know

Gordon Hayward's wife, Robyn, is making headlines for calling out the Charlotte Hornets. Hayward was recently diagnosed with a fractured left shoulder and will be out indefinitely. He has been plagued by injuries since leaving the Utah Jazz in 2017.

Hayward was a star for the Butler Bulldogs, which got him selected ninth overall by the Jazz in the 2010 NBA draft. He spent the first seven years of his career in Utah before leaving in free agency in 2017.

The 32-year-old forward signed with the Boston Celtics and played there for two seasons. He was traded to the Hornets in 2020 and is currently in his third year in Charlotte.

Enough about Hayward's career. Let's take a look at his personal life, as well as his relationship with his wife.

Who is Gordon Hayward's wife?

Gordon Hayward's wife Robyn Hayward (Photo: PlayersGF.com)

Robyn Hayward was born on April 8, 1994, which makes her four years younger than her husband. She went to Bishop Chatard High School in Indianapolis and played volleyball. She didn't go to college after graduating in 2013.

Gordon and Robyn started dating after he broke up with Kolbi Killingback, who was with him in the NBA draft. The couple got engaged in Christmas 2013 and was married on May 24, 2014. They have four children together — three daughters and a son.

Their first daughter, Bernadette Marie, was born in 2015, while Charlotte Margaret was born a year later. Their third daughter, Nora Mae, was born in 2019, and they finally had a son, Gordon Theodore, in 2020. Theodore was born while his father was in the NBA bubble.

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Why is Gordon Hayward's wife calling out Charlotte Hornets?

Gordon Hayward's wife, Robyn, has called out the Charlotte Hornets the way they handled his husband's shoulder injury. Robyn posted a story on her Instagram to tell the extent of Gordon's injury.

"He actually has a fractured scapula," Robyn wrote. "That they had him play with last game. … That's why he couldn't move his arm up in the last game. Everyone who knows Gordon knows he has one goal, and that’s to win and play the right way; he's the most truthful player/person you'd find. If he's not gonna play, it's for something more than a bruise."

Robyn also pointed out how the Hornets are failing to protect their players. She even cited the mother of a young Hornets player who's also unhappy with the team's handling of injuries.

"Just to clarify - since the team doesn't say," Robyn wrote. "It's a fracture in the shoulder, which is a broken bone. I've over them not protecting players. Just was talking with a young player's mom, and she was saying the same thing."

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