“Don’t judge me”: Tyler Reddick’s wife Alexa makes blunt revelation about her ‘baby cravings’ that ‘grosses’ her husband

NASCAR driver Tyler Reddick and his wife Alexa DeLeon are expecting their second child in June 2025. On that note, a fan asked Alexa what food she was craving while dealing with the pregnancy.

According to a recent Instagram story by Alexa, a serving of Oreo O’s cereal is all she craves. But Reddick, somehow, isn’t quite fond of his wife’s choice of breakfast.

“Don't judge me,” Alexa wrote. “I can't help it! I hadn't had these in a decade and woke up and thought about them for 4 days straight before I caved.”

(Source: Alexa Reddick/Instagram)

Alexa, a mental health and environmental advocate by profession, married Reddick in July 2024 at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. But the couple started dating before Reddick won the Xfinity Series championship for Richard Childress Racing back in 2019.

Reddick’s first championship came the year before when he drove for JR Motorsports. Notably, he is the first driver to win back-to-back championships for different teams.

Today, Reddick drives the No. 45 Camry for 23XI Racing, a NASCAR Cup Series team jointly owned by Denny Hamlin of Joe Gibbs Racing, and retired NBA star Michael Jordan. This year, he made the coveted championship race at Phoenix Raceway for the first time in his Cup career.

The news of Alexa’s pregnancy came as a pleasant surprise for NASCAR fans. But Reddick and Alexa aren’t the only ones who are going to be parents soon. Cup Series regular Denny Hamlin and his fiancée Jordan Fish are going to be parents for the third time this year.

Tyler Reddick on Alexa’s “drive through” commentary in NASCAR’s Netflix docuseries

In an episode of “NASCAR: Full Speed” which was released on January 2024, Alexa was seen watching her husband race at Martinsville Speedway in an attempt to qualify for the coveted Championship 4. At that moment, she wished she could talk some sense into Reddick, who seemed to be racing everyone fair and square.

She wanted to shake Reddick and tell him not to race clean anymore. As per Reddick, she wanted him to drive through his fellow competitors.

“I saw that part and I looked at her when she said that and she couldn't help but laugh," Reddick recalled during an interview from February. "We haven't talked about it a whole lot."

“It's kind of funny that she was just like, ‘Yeah, just drive through everybody,'" Reddick added. "I wish I could. She's like, ‘I didn't know your car sucked.' We weren't awful. But we weren't our normal selves like we were in spring Martinsville.”

However, Reddick took his team inside the final four for the first time last season. The Californian will return behind the wheel of the No. 45 next year with Billy Scott as crew chief. His first race of the 2025 season is on February 2 at the historic Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.