Shayanna Jenkins Hernandez

Shayanna Jenkins Hernandez is known as the former lover of Aaron Hernandez. He was an NFL football player who became infamous after being charged for murder and then committing suicide in prison.

Background and Age

Shayanna Jenkins was born on May 29, 1989 in Bristol, CT. She has not revealed public info about her education history and family background.

Career and Net Worth

Shayanna Jenkins did not have a high profile career. She spent most of her time supporting her fiance, Aaron Herndaze in his pro football career.

Marriage, Husband, and Kids

Shayanna Jenkins and NFL Star, Aaron Hernandez gave birth to their daughter, Avielle in 2012. They then got engaged shortly after. Their world was torn apart when Aaron was arrested for murder. He then committed suicide while he was in prison.

About Aaron's suicide, Shayanna posted on Instagram, "I wanted to let all of you sweet sweet souls know I have tried to read every message sent on IG and through email (positive and negative). The amount of support and positive energy is again unreal! I’m sure you will all understand how imperative it is to take some time away from social media.”

She went on to talk about the call she got when he passed. Dropping the telephone and crying wildly she didn't have the foggiest idea what to do. It was the most terrible day of her life. She was and is still befuddled and wishes she could ask him questions for her and for their girl. She's endured pain, bitterness, and outrage but her daughter has raised her spirits higher. She made a commitment that she would continue to praise his existence with affection, delight, and satisfaction. She thanked him for giving her things she'd never get the chance to experience without his hard work and focus.

Shayanna propelled a claim in the interest of their daughter, Avielle against the NFL. After Aaron's demise, he was determined to have serious CTE. The $20 million suit claimed the NFL was completely mindful of the harm that could be incurred from redundant effect wounds and neglected to reveal, treat, or protect him from the threats of such harm,. Analysts found that Aaron had the most pessimistic scenario of CTE they had ever found in somebody his age.

The lawsuit claimed that because of the injury experienced by Aaron, Avielle Hernandez was denied the adoration, influence, society, and companionship of her father while he was alive. The suit was tossed out by an adjudicator dependent on her assurance that Hernandez was fundamentally retired at that point.

Boston University directed the investigation into Hernandez's cerebrum after his suicide. The college said that Aaron Hernandez experienced CTE to a degree at no other time seen by specialists in such a youngster.