“It feels like a lot”: Cooper Kupp’s wife Anna Marie opens up about the emotional state of the star player hours ahead of Super Bowl 2026

Cooper Kupp, the Seattle Seahawks’ star player, is just hours away from playing in one of the biggest games of his life, Super Bowl LX.Throughout the ongoing season, Cooper Kupp’s wife, Anna Marie Kupp, has constantly cheered him on and has been a strong source of support through all the bad days. As the Seattle Seahawks gear up to take the field against the New England Patriots in a few hours, Anna Marie Kupp has opened up about her emotions.A few hours ago, in a heartfelt clip where Cooper Kupp’s wife, Anna Marie Kupp, seems to be getting ready for the big day, she wrote an emotional note.The caption of the post reads as, “As blessed as we are to be in such a full season of life right now, it can still feel like a lot.”The popular entrepreneur added, “Between raising three kids, travel, and the day-to-day juggle, things can get chaotic before I’ve had my morning coffee. And I know so many of you can relate to that feeling.”The Seattle Seahawks’ star player, Cooper Kupp, has been through a lot in the last few weeks after he defeated his former team, the Los Angeles Rams.For the unversed, Cooper Kupp walked away from his former team, the Los Angeles Rams, at the end of the 2024 season and it had raised many eyebrows.This led to Cooper Kupp getting brutally trolled among fans. While the Seattle Seahawks’ star player stayed silent, his wife, Anna Marie Kupp, stood up to defend him in public as she spoke about his emotional state.Cooper Kupp has maintained his distance from the drama and has not commented on his wife defending him against all the trolling.With Cooper Kupp gearing up to take the field tonight, fans have a lot of expectations from the team.On Friday, the team’s coach Mike Macdonald also opened up about the Seahawks gearing up for Sunday as he said, "ACT is alignment, communication and technique. It was a normal Friday workload, all the stuff we do on Friday, so par for the course. Just gonna stick to our process."