"No judgement please" - Bubba Wallace's wife Amanda shares pregnancy cravings with a laugh

Two-time NASCAR race winner Bubba Wallace and his wife Amanda are expecting a baby boy soon. Amanda recently shared a picture of her pregnancy cravings on social media.

Wallace reportedly first met Amanda Carter in high school and began dating in 2015. The couple dated for six years before taking the next step. In 2021, Wallace proposed to Amanda during a hiking trip in Oregon. Over a year later, the couple tied the knot on New Year's Eve in 2022.

After spending two years together as husband and wife, Bubba and Amanda are expecting their first child, a baby boy, around October this year. The couple shared the news on Instagram with a unique gender reveal video.

Here's a look at the post with the cryptic caption:

"We’re having a…"

Now in her third trimester, Amanda shared a picture of a meal on her Instagram story. She wrote:

"No judgement please, the baby kindly requested this"

Amanda Wallace shared her pregnancy craving with a funny comment (Source: @amandaaawallace on Instagram)

With just three races remaining in the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series regular season, Bubba Wallace is looking to grab his first win of the season to secure his place in the Playoffs.

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Bubba Wallace, Ross Chastain, and Chris Buescher engaged in a close battle for the final spot in the 2024 Playoffs

With the 2024 Playoffs approaching soon, 23XI Racing's Bubba Wallace, Trackhouse Racing Team's Ross Chastain, and RFK Racing's Chris Buescher are engaged in a close battle for the final spot in the Top 16. Only three points separate the three drivers as of now.

Wallace is currently in 12th place in the driver's table with 587 points, including nine Top 10s and five Top 5 finishes. Chastain, on the other hand, is in 14th position with 584 points, including eight Top 10s and three Top 5s. Meanwhile, Buescher is in 13th place, between the two, with 584 points, nine Top 10s, and five Top 5s to his name.

Speaking to Holly Cain of NASCAR Wire Service ahead of the Cook Out 400 race at Richmond Raceway, Wallace and Chastain shared their opinions about qualifying for the 2024 Playoffs.

“Definitely don’t feel safe until you’re locked in,” Wallace commented.

"Four real good opportunities to make some headway but you know, also four good opportunities to take us out of contention so have to show up and it’s time to put it back into gear,” he added.

Chastain also showcased a positive outlook.

“Approach for me is a constant evolution. Really no two weeks are ever the same. If I find something that’s going to help me better physically, then I do it. My weeks and my preparation are really never the same. We can’t try any harder now than we did before the break,” he said.

While there has been no comment from Chris Buescher as of now, the former NASCAR Xfinity Series champion will likely be looking at maximizing the results as well.