Amanda Wallace shares one drawback of traveling with a newborn after attending Bubba’s close friend Ryan Blaney’s wedding

Amanda and Bubba Wallace were blessed with a baby boy in September. Amanda shared a drawback of traveling with a newborn on social media.

Bubba and Amanda have known each other since high school. However, they began dating sometime in 2015. After being together for over six years, Wallace eventually proposed to Amanda, and the duo got married on New Year's Eve in 2022. The couple welcomed their firstborn son, Becks Hayden, on September 29, 2024. They shared the news on their respective Instagram pages.

Since then, Amanda has been traveling with young Becks Hayden to numerous locations such as racing venues. She and Bubba recently attended Ryan Blaney and Gianna Tulio's wedding with their newborn son. She shared an update about the difficulty of traveling with her son Becks as a picture on Instagram.

Here's a look at her story, highlighting how much the body recovers while not traveling with a baby:

"Traveling with a newborn. One night at home and I'm almost back to feeling human Lolol," Amanda captioned.

Amanda Waller's story about her struggle to recover while traveling with a newborn

Apart from the aforementioned story, Amanda also shared a post on Instagram of their son Becks dressed as a racing driver, with Bubba as a collaborator. Here's a look at the post, captioned:

"Suited up and ready to rip💨"

As for the 2024 season, Wallace finished 18th in the Drivers' championship with 14 Top 10s, six Top 5s and one pole position.

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"It’s all been great, it’s all been fun" - NASCAR star Bubba Wallace shared his thoughts on the transition from a racer to a father

NASCAR's rising star Bubba Wallace became a father for the first time with the arrival of his and Amanda's son Becks Hayden. In an interview with Forbes, the 23XI Racing driver shared his journey from a racer to a father.

"It takes a little bit more time, I say add on 15 minutes to what you previously would do—you’re going to be 15 minutes late. You know, that's OK. You got a pretty damn good excuse. But it’s all been great, it’s all been fun. He’s healthy, mama’s healthy, so it’s good," Wallace said.

"You know, racing comes second now. I don’t say that easily. For the last... 22 years, it’s been all racing. Marriage came, that was a great head-to-head there of, you know, showing up to be the best husband you can be and provide for your family then. Well, now you got a little one here," he added.

Despite the ongoing legal battle between NASCAR and 23XI Racing, Wallace is expected to return to the #23 car for the 2025 Cup Series season.