Patrik Laine’s fiancée Jordan Leigh gives sneak peek into special ‘board game’ date night with beau

Montreal Canadiens winger Patrik Laine’s fiancee, Jordan Leigh, shared a look into their date night at home on Monday. In the first photo on her Instagram story, the couple played Rummikub.

The table had colorful tiles arranged in sets, including “5, 11, 12” in blue and “1, 2, 4, 7” in orange. Scattered tiles, a wine glass, and a glowing fireplace in the background added to the cozy atmosphere.

"Date night board game Olympics," Leigh wrote.

Leigh shared another story hours later. Jordan sat on a white couch reading a book while their dog looked up at her. The room had a simple and modern look, with neutral tones and decorative candles on the coffee table.

"Pre holidays reminder that it's not your job to teach people how to treat you. It's your job to observe how they do and decide how much you want them in your life."

"11/10 reframe today from one of my absolute favorite authors @briannawiest" Jordan Leigh wrote.

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Her fiance, Patrik Laine, continues recovering from a knee injury. He practiced without a non-contact jersey on Monday. Laine, who has been out since September, could return to play in early December.

When ready, he is expected to rejoin the team’s top six and power-play unit.

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Patrik Laine and fiancée Jordan Leigh did photoshoot for Fanatics x Lululemon

Patrik Laine's fiancée, Jordan Leigh, shared a glimpse of their photoshoot for the Fanatics x Lululemon collaboration last Thursday on Instagram. The couple posed together wearing Montreal Canadiens-themed apparel, showing the stylish and comfortable new fan gear.

"On our way to shoot with @lululemon x @fanatics and I'm not too cool at all to admit that I'm super pumped about this and am absolutely floored this made it off the vision board." Leigh wrote.

This collaboration follows the recent multi-year partnership between Fanatics and the NHL. Lululemon launched a new fan apparel collection for 11 NHL teams this season. The plan is to expand the line to all 32 teams by the 2025-26 season.

The new collection became available on Oct. 29. Fans can shop the gear online through Fanatics, at Lids stores, the NHL flagship shop in New York and at participating team venues.