Eagles' Saquon Barkley drops 2-word message for fiancée Anna Congdon’s birthday

Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley shared a heartwarming post for his fiancée Anna Congdon, who turned 27 on Friday. On his Instagram story, Barkley posted a picture of Congdon with a drink in her hand, celebrating her birthday at a restaurant.

"Happy birthday," Barkley wrote on the IG story.

Image via saquon Instagram

Congdon was born on June 6, 1998, to parents Daniel Congdon and Kathleen Stanton. She spent her childhood in Forest City, Pennsylvania, along with her two siblings, Cassidy and Dann.

Congdon and Barkley began dating when they attended Penn State. The couple got engaged just a week before this year's Super Bowl.

Following his engagement, Barkley spoke of the love and support he receives from his partner.

"I can't be the athlete I am and have the success I have so in my career without the help of her," Barkley said to 'PEOPLE'. "She's been super helpful and always has my back, not only in football but throughout life, there's a lot that goes on.

"But as we continue to grow and mature and go through life together, we continue getting closer and continue to get even better."

After Barkley won the Super Bowl with the Eagles, he celebrated with Congdon on the field at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.

Saquon Barkley and Anna Congdon have two children together

Saquon Barkley (R) with his partner Anna Congdon (L)- Source: Getty

Saquon Barkley and Anna Congdon share two children together. Their daughter, Jada Clare Barkley, was born on April 24, 2018. The couple welcomed their second child, a son named Saquon Jr., in September 2022.

Although Barkley and Congdon got engaged in February, they have yet to announce a date for their wedding.

Meanwhile, Barkley has been attending Philly's voluntary OTA practice sessions this offseason. He is expected to play a critical role for the Eagles when they defend their Super Bowl crown next season.

In May, Barkley boldly said that his Eagles team is among the top five in NFL history. He will want to back up that statement and try to retain Philly's Lombardi Trophy next season.