Corey Lajoie’s wife Kelly shares an adorable “morning view” of their three sons in a recent IG update

Corey Lajoie’s wife Kelly recently shared a picture of their three sons sitting together on Sunday morning via social media.

LaJoie competed full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series last season in the No. 7 Chevrolet for Spire Motorsports and the No. 51 Ford Mustang for Rick Ware Racing in the NASCAR Cup Series. He also raced at the season-opening race at Daytona in the NASCAR Truck Series.

Kelly, who recently celebrated six years of marriage with LaJoie, shared a picture of Levi (born 2020), Jenson (2022), and one-year-old Pierce on her Instagram stories and wrote:

"Morning view."

Kelly's Instagram story. Source: @kellajoie on Instagram

Meanwhile, Corey LaJoie has not been confirmed as a full-time driver for the 2025 Cup Series season. In a post on X earlier this month, Fox Sports' Bob Pockrass shared that Cody Ware is the likely candidate for the RWR No. 51 this year.

"Corey LaJoie is still working on his 2025 plans but not expected to be full time in the RWR No. 51 in 2025. Cody Ware appears to be the likely driver of that car," Pockrass wrote.

However, there are rumors that LaJoie might join Amazon’s broadcast team in 2025. According to a NASCAR rumor mill account, LaJoie could work part-time as an analyst for Amazon while racing.

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"And a lifetime to go" - Corey Lajoie's wife Kelly shared a message for sixth anniversary

Corey Lajoie and Kelley celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary this year on January 1. Kelley shared a video to mark the occasion on Instagram and wrote:

"Cheers to 6 years of marriage⁣. Some good, some bad⁣. 3 beautiful boys⁣. Too many grays to count⁣. Short days, long nights⁣, And a lifetime to go. ⁣Happy Anniversary @coreylajoie."

LaJoie ended the 2024 Cup season in 33rd place in the final standings. He was traded with seven races to go from Spire to Rick Ware Racing and he talked about the change in September last year, saying:

"I don't see very many cons of this situation, to be honest with, because even though the seven car and our team has had a great month, we were on side before I stuck it in the fence." (01:12 onwards)

"I think there are a lot of positives, uh, to be able to jump in a car that you know you're going to be able to work towards a future with, with seven races to go, and just knock the new off of it," he added (01:49).

Corey LaJoie is the son of two-time NASCAR Xfinity Series champion Randy LaJoie. After debuting in the Cup Series over nine years ago, the 33-year-old has had 11 top-10 finishes with no wins.