‘It’s the Matching Fits for Me’: Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns’ Aquarium Trip Has Fans Gushing Over the Couple

Jordyn Woods‘ fans fawned over her romantic trip to the aquarium with her boyfriend, Minnesota Timberwolves center player Karl-Anthony Towns, on March 9 after the model uploaded a couple of photos showcasing their similar ensembles, including black sweat pants, white jackets and Nike sneakers. 

Woods also shared an Instagram Reel– a 15-sec multi-clip video– that captured intimate moments of the couple spending some quality time together alongside the animals while Kaash Paige’s “Love Songs” played in the background. The 23-year-old captioned the initial post with two swimming dolphins emojis. Fans raved over the pair’s relationship and their attire. 

Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns had fans gushing over their relationship as they spent the day in the aquarium. Photo:@jordynwoods/Instagram

“When he match your fly >>>>>.”

“It’s the matching fits for me 🔥”

“Omg this so cute.”

“I live for this ❤️❤️🔥🔥.”

“It’s the Matching Nikes for me😍😍”

Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns Photo:@jordynwoods/Instagram

While many people gushed over the couple’s ‘fits, one fan wasn’t as impressed. An Instagram user wrote that Towns’ focus has apparently shifted from his career to Woods. They wrote, “n—-s here instead of winning games.” As of late, the Timberwolves have the worst record in the league in the Western Conference, 7-29, and have lost nine straight games in a row.

Last month, Towns showered Woods with many gifts, including Nike apparel, roses and a personal letter as she recognized her late father John Woods’ 61st birthday. The Pretty Little Things influencer also shared a video of a sentimental gift Towns got her: an actual reading of a poem about fatherhood by a gentleman outside her door. Woods commemorated her father on his special day by writing, “today my dad would’ve been 61♥️ thank you for thinking of me always in the sweetest ways @karltowns! Happy Birthday, Daddy.”

John Woods tragically passed away in 2017 from cancer, reportedly two weeks after his initial diagnosis. Woods confirmed the news with a somber post that read, “Last night, heaven Got Another angel. My Daddy. Just two short weeks ago he was diagnosed with cancer, and by that time it was too late, I appreciate everyone’s kind words and it means the world to me. It still doesn’t feel real. Forever and Always.”

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