A Master of the Half Pipe Plants His Feet at the Altar
The New York Times
Danny Davis, a professional snowboarder, married Hayley Simpson 19 years after they met as teens at a snowboarding event.
When Danny Davis, a professional snowboarder, married Hayley Simpson, his childhood sweetheart, on Nov. 29, it might have come as a disappointing surprise to those who have trawled the internet for years attempting to learn the dating status of the 5-foot-9-inch master of the half pipe.
“Danny is an absolute heartthrob who is known throughout his sport as someone who is always super-approachable and absolutely hysterical when it comes to his sense of humor,” Ms. Simpson said. “He’s also very good-looking, so I’m sure there are lots of girls who are jealous of me and I’m OK with that.”
But to anyone who actually knows Mr. Davis, 33, his marriage to Ms. Simpson, also 33, should not have come as a shock.
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