YesJulz Ignites Social Media After Threatening to Expose Married Super Bowl Winner

Post By DJ Longers
February 10, 2026

“Adopt Some Morals”: YesJulz Ignites Social Media After Threatening to Expose Married Super Bowl Winner

SEATTLE, WA — The Seattle Seahawks’ Super Bowl LX victory parade may have a cloud hanging over it. Social media influencer and former talent manager for Kayne West, YesJulz (Julieanna Goddard) set the internet ablaze Monday afternoon, claiming that a married member of the championship-winning team "slid into her DMs" just hours after securing the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

In a viral post on X (formerly Twitter), the 35-year-old entrepreneur issued a scathing warning to professional athletes regarding digital infidelity and social media etiquette.

“If you slide in my DM’s and I go to your page & see a post with you & you’re wife, I’m screenshotting and sending to her immediately,” YesJulz wrote. “And idgaf if you just won the Super Bowl. It’s time people adopted some morals.”

The Post-Game Scandal

The timing of the message shared on 9th February, exactly one day after the Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots 29–13 led fans and armchair detectives to immediately point toward the Seattle locker room.

While YesJulz stopped short of naming the player or sharing the alleged screenshots, the specific mention of "just won the Super Bowl" narrowed the field of potential targets significantly. The post has already garnered millions of views, with thousands of fans demanding she "drop the receipts" or "stop pump faking."

A Pattern of Accountability

This isn't the first time the influencer has been at the center of a "DM-gate" controversy. Known for her unfiltered approach to celebrity culture, YesJulz has often used her platform to highlight what she calls the "lack of boundaries" among high-profile men in her private messages.

However, the response from the public has been characteristically split:

Supporters: Many praised the influencer for standing in solidarity with wives and partners, arguing that fame and a championship ring do not grant a "pass" for disrespectful behavior.
Skeptics: Others questioned why she would tease the information without a name, with some accusing her of "clout-chasing" on the back of the NFL’s biggest night of the year.

The Seahawks’ Silent Celebration

As of Tuesday morning, the Seattle Seahawks organization has not released an official statement regarding the allegations. Most players are currently occupied with championship celebrations and the upcoming victory parade through downtown Seattle.

No individual player has stepped forward to address the claim, though social media activity among the team’s married stars is being closely monitored by fans.

The "Daniel Caesar" Connection

The controversy comes at a busy time for YesJulz’s public image. Just last month, singer Daniel Caesar made headlines during an appearance on The Breakfast Club, where he expressed regret for defending the influencer during her 2017 t-shirt controversy.

“As time has passed, I’m like, ‘Oh, they were 100 percent right,’” Caesar said, referring to those who criticized Julz years ago. The timing of his apology, followed by this new NFL scandal, has kept YesJulz at the forefront of the cultural conversation for most of early 2026.

Whether the "screenshots" ever see the light of day remains to be seen, but the warning has been heard loud and clear across the league: the DM's are no longer a "safe" space for those with a ring on their finger.