Stephanie Niles is planning her Super Bowl LX look even without the Cincinnati Bengals in the game. Jake Browning’s fiancée posted a TikTok on Tuesday showing a silver, backless denim jumpsuit she said she wants to wear, and she name-checked Kendall Jenner as part of the inspiration.Niles did not say which team she plans to support in the TikTok. But her recent posts make the lean obvious. She celebrated the Seattle Seahawks’ NFC championship win over the Los Angeles Rams and wrote, “We’re going to the Bowl, baby,” as Seattle booked its spot in Super Bowl LX against the New England Patriots.
Stephanie Niles’ Super Bowl LX outfit idea leans Kendall Jenner, but her Seahawks “roots” did the real talking
Niles’ TikTok focused on the fit and the details she plans to add. She said she would wear a Cynthia-coated denim jumpsuit, describing it as silver and backless, and said she would bring sparkling alphabet stickers to add the name of the team she supports at the Super Bowl.She also showed two footwear options: red high heels or knee-length boots. She framed the look as Kendall Jenner-inspired, turning the Super Bowl into a fashion moment even as Browning’s Bengals watched from home.Niles kept the team name out of the TikTok, but she did not keep Seattle out of her feed. After the Seahawks beat the Rams 31-27 in the NFC championship, she posted the celebration and went full bandwagon with the caption, “WE’RE GOING TO THE BOWL BABY!!!!!” Then she explained the pivot with a throwback angle, writing, “Back to my roots for now. LOL me in 2014.”Per People magazine, Niles grew up in the “Seattle suburb of Hunts Point” and attended the University of Washington. The Seahawks will face the Patriots in Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8 in Santa Clara, California.
Stephanie Niles keeps going viral, and the internet keeps acting like it’s the game
Niles’ posts pull attention fast, and not all of it is friendly. In a Dec. 18, 2025, story, The Spun’s Andrew Holleran wrote that she faced criticism for an outfit video posted ahead of a Bengals game. Holleran also recapped Browning’s career arc, noting he served as Cincinnati’s backup quarterback and previously played for the Minnesota Vikings after entering the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2019.Holleran wrote that Niles has “developed a big-time following” and has gone viral before for jumpsuit looks shown on TV. He added that her latest video sparked blunt reactions in the comments, including: “I told you guys QB wives video were a bad idea. Now we got backup girlfriend videos,” and “this isn’t satire??” Another commenter wrote, “Absolutely pathetic,”That tension is basically the Stephanie Niles story right now. She posts. It travels. People project a whole opinion onto a 10-second clip.On the Bengals side, the backdrop matters. Niles showed up at the Cincinnati Bengals-Cleveland Browns game earlier this month and posted photos from Paycor Stadium on Jan. 9 with the caption, “one thing about me… i’m always gonna end it on a high note,” after Cincinnati lost 20-18 in Week 18.She also posted a 2025 recap on Dec. 31 with the caption, “that’s a wrap on 2025! fade to black & roll the credits,” sharing vacation photos and personal moments with Browning.Browning and Niles started dating in 2018. Both attended the University of Washington. Browning proposed in 2024, and Niles announced it on Instagram with, “HAPPILY EVER AFTER!!!!! 💍💍💍💍,” with the proposal taking place in Malibu. Another report in the provided material also described Niles’ global upbringing: she was born in Hong Kong SAR, moved to Shanghai at age 3, and came to the US in 2005.
