Devlin Hodges Net Worth: Did His and Lainey Wilson’s Wedding Ceremony Break the Bank?

NFL player Devlin Hodges and country music singer Lainey Wilson made headlines after word broke out about their upcoming marriage. Specifically, how much Wilson wanted to spend on the celebration. All the talk has sparked rumors that Hodges was "sweating" about just how much cash the two of them were going to spend on their reception, and what Hodges's net worth is sitting at now.

Hodges was best known for taking on QB duties after Ben Roethlisberger was injured. He went undrafted in 2019 but was re-signed by the Steelers' practice squad in the same year. Hodges would go on to be put back on the Steelers practice squad for 2020, and in 2021, he'd join the Los Angeles Rams.

However, that tenure lasted from Jan. 25, 2021, to Aug. 23 of the same year. Afterward, he'd join the Ottawa Redblacks on a three-year contract for the Canadian Football League team. On April 22, 2022, Hodges retired from professional football.

Following his retirement from the big leagues, Hodges went into real estate; he's currently listed as an agent with Myers Cobb Realtors. His page reads that he's "been very successful in the real estate industry due to all his connections through football, country music, and duck hunting."

Additionally, Hodges launched his own personal apparel brand called Club Country Golf, which sells golf shirts, long-sleeve button-ups, hoodies, and hats.

The couple exchanged vows at Ruskin Cave in Dickson, Tenn. Vogue described the gathering as an "intimate ceremony alongside a cobblestone ledge" situated "at the foot of a waterfall" in the cave.

They picked the location after spotting it on a billboard during a drive. Hodges asked her if she wanted to get married there, to which she replied, "Done deal," she told the outlet.

Hodges posted pictures of their celebration on Instagram. He rocked a hunter green, three-piece suit, with Wilson wearing a traditional white dress. The pair wore black and white cowboy hats throughout the evening, and additional pictures showed them sharing kisses while enjoying music from a 12-piece jazz ensemble, Rebirth.

For food, Wilson's Bell Bottoms Up bar provided Cajun dishes for guests who partied in the Ruskin Cave throughout the evening. Wilson gushed about the night: "My absolute dream ceremony. There's a small waterfall flowing down the hill behind the altar and windows."

She added that this natural fixture is what ultimately convinced her that Ruskin Cave was the place she wanted to get married in. "The waterfall is what convinced us to do the ceremony in this spot," she told People.

"My mama led the dinner prayer for all of our guests, and we settled in for a night of good food, good company, and good music. Our family and friends know how to have a good time, and the dance floor was packed all night."