Drake Maye’s wife Ann Michael lands major DoorDash deal worth $78.6B ahead of Super Bowl clash

Drake Maye’s Super Bowl week just got even bigger, and this time it is not about football. As the New England Patriots prepare for their title clash with the Seattle Seahawks, Ann Michael Hudson stepped into the spotlight with a brand-new commercial partnership. The lifestyle influencer teamed up with DoorDash, a company valued at $78,640,000,000, adding corporate shine to an already high-profile weekend.Ann Michael Hudson unveiled the collaboration through a playful Instagram reel that quickly grabbed attention. With confidence and humor, she poked fun at Seattle while celebrating New England flavors. The clip blended football rivalry with food culture, giving fans a taste of Super Bowl banter beyond the field.In the commercial, Hudson pulled an iced coffee from a DoorDash bag before praising a classic lobster roll. She wished the Seahawks luck, but her wink suggested she was enjoying the rivalry just a little too much. The timing felt intentional. With the Patriots heading into one of their biggest games, she kept the energy lively and distinctly Boston.The weekend was not all business. Hudson shared glimpses of her time in San Francisco, posting photos with Maye, friends, and fellow Patriots partners. One candid image showed the couple reading instructions while playing mahjong. Another featured a dinner spread that reflected the celebratory mood surrounding the big game.Public attention, however, has not always focused on her projects. Hudson has often faced comparisons to Tom Brady’s former wife, Gisele Bündchen. Addressing the chatter in January, she responded with grace. "Yeah, it's always, 'Gisele could never this, Gisele would never that." Hudson said, via "Beyond Bakemas." "I'm like, 'Gisele is pretty, she's been pretty good, guys."Her calm response struck a chord. Instead of fueling stories of competition, she recognized Bündchen's status while also making her own name known. Hudson seems to be able to handle the pressure of being linked to a franchise quarterback, as well as the influence and humor that come with it, now that he has a big brand deal and Super Bowl buzz.