Who Has Joe Burrow Dated? Did Joe Burrow Get New Teeth?

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback who led LSU to a national championship, Joe Burrow, has been dating his longtime girlfriend, Olivia Holzmacher.

The 25-year-old does not seem to have any dating history since he had been with Olivia from their college years.

They met in Ohio and have been dating before Burrow transferred to LSU and then got drafted into the NFL.

Olivia who currently works as an analyst for Kroger, has been a huge football fan even before she met Joe.

Their first picture together was shared on Instagram in 2017. She’s clearly very supportive of him and was by his side when he won the Heisman Trophy.

Joe Burrow’s New Teeth
Joe became a hot topic ever since his fans observed a few changes in his teeth. His teeth look straighter than before and also the gaps between the teeth have been minimized. Obviously, the player must have got a new teet

Joe was away for a while because of his knee damage however after his return, individuals were not speaking about his knee but his tooth.

After December 2020, when Joe underwent a surgical procedure to restore torn MCL and ACL, there have been speculations that he replaced his tooth while he had been away.

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