She split with her Essendon star ex-fiancé Jake Stringer in 2016, under extremely bitter circumstances. In 2016, he won the AFL Premiership player of the year for Western Bulldogs. Veteran AFL commentator Bruce McAvaney has come under fire for ‘body-shaming’ Essendon player Jake Stringer during Friday night’s broadcast of their clash with Collingwood. As per the Herald Sun, Abby revealed that a 17-year-old girl texted her claiming to be in a physical relationship with Jake. As per the Herald Sun, Abby revealed that a 17-year-old girl texted her claiming to be in a physical relationship with Jake. I know other players have done it, but he needs a little bit more coaching than others.”Fellow Seven commentator Wayne Carey then said: “Are you saying he doesn’t have a six pack?”“He definitely doesn’t have a six pack going at the moment,” Taylor said.The bizarre commentary was immediately called out for being tone-deaf by footy commentators on social media.Bruce calling Jake Stringer “big” as in overweight is diplorable commentary.So we ok with Bruce saying Jake Stringer looks big in the backside and thick in the thighs after he kicks his second goal? As for his parents, John and Donna raised him in Victoria; however, there are no details about his siblings.Jake stands with a height of 6ft and 4inches and weighs around 92kgs. After five years with the club, Jake left the team of Western Bulldogs for Essendon Football Club in 2018.Despite a slow start, Jake regained his form in the club and racked 30 goals for the club in the 2018 season. Just six weeks after welcoming her second daughter with her AFL player fiancé Jake Stringer last year, Abby Gilmore received a text message that would change her life. As of 2019, he has already scored 11 goals in six games and looks to recreate his form from Western Bulldogs.
As for the net worth of Jake Stringer, there is no information available.Jake was born in Maryborough, Victoria, Australia in the year 1994, which make his age 24. However, that changed in the 2014 season when his abilities improved drastically earning him a nomination for Nab Rising Star in the 20th round. Only a few athletes can come out speaking about their addiction, even though they know it will affect their persona. He became the leading goalkicker for the Western Bulldogs three consecutive seasons, 2015, 2016 and 2017. During the interview, she also revealed about his gambling addiction.In February 2017, Jake split with his then-fiancée and later confirmed that he was struggling with his gambling addiction, but since 2018, he has gained control. With his ex-girlfriend, Jake has three kids, two daughters, and a son.Jake began playing football since his childhood with Eaglehawk Football club and also played in the TAC Cup for Bendigo Pioneers. Relationships: Jake Stringer Married Wife and Children. Ms Gilmore said she's still searching for her future husband. He previously played for the Western Bulldogs from 2013 to 2017. Learn more about our use of cookies: Jake Stringer Bio: Gambling Addiction Invaded His Relationships & Career| Net Worth, Salary & Wiki!Youtube Star PewDiePie Married Social Media Star Marzia Bisognin! Fox Footy star commentator Jonathan Brown used the half time break to instead praise Stringer’s impact on the contest as Essendon kicked five unanswered goals to end the first half.After pointing out Stringer made five tackles in the first half after making just seven tackles in the first four rounds of the season, Brown said: “He’s really stepped up”.It comes after Essendon claimed in May that Stringer was fitter than he has ever been since moving to the Bombers.The club said Stringer smashed 20 seconds off his previous personal best pre-season two-kilometre time trial result this summer.“He’s just had a new child, little River. He has brown hair color with dark brown eyes. And the tummy as well. The following year was even better when he racked 56 goals in the 2015 season and 14 disposals per game making the most exciting players in the league.For his contribution, Jake made it to the All-Australian Team in 2015 and also represented Australia in the Australian Rules game.