Ryan Blaney's sister drops 2-word response to Gianna Tulio's 'most beautiful bridal shower'

Reigning Cup Series champion Ryan Blaney and his fiancée Gianna Tulio are set to tie the knot on December 12, 2024. As such, Tulio recently had a bridal shower and posted some snaps of it on social media, to which Blaney's sister left a heartfelt comment.

After dating for about three years, Ryan Blaney proposed to Tulio last year after winning the championship. The NASCAR star even shared the special moment from their Washington DC trip on Instagram. The couple even vacationed on St. Martin Island in the Caribbean during the summer break this year, ahead of their life-changing moment.

While the Team Penske driver is busy with the 2024 Playoff Round of 8, Tulio celebrated her bridal shower with her family and close friends. The bride-to-be shared a video of the event on her Instagram page.

Since the post went live, Tulio has been showered with best wishes and blessings by her followers. Blaney's sister Erin also dropped a two-word response on the sister-in-law's video.

"Love you ❤️❤️❤️❤️," Erin commented on Tulio's 'most beautiful bridal shower' video.

"@erinblaney love you adore you," Tulio replied.

Erin Blaney's comment on Gianna Tulio's Instagram post (Source: @giannatulio on Instagram)

Here's a look at the aforementioned post from Instagram, captioned:

"The most beautiful bridal shower✨💐🎀🥂🕊️💍🫖"

As for Ryan Blaney, the #12 driver is one step closer to the final stage of the 2024 Cup Series Playoff. He is placed seventh in the driver's table and is currently in the elimination bubble for the Round of 8.

Meanwhile, his teammate Joey Logano has captured the Championship 4 berth by winning the South Point 400 race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

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"It’s definitely not the best of days" - Team Penske's Ryan Blaney on finishing 32nd in the South Point 400 race after a wild crash in Stage 2

Ryan Blaney, the 2023 Cup Series champion had a tough time during the South Point 400 race at Las Vegas. The Team Penske racer ended in 32nd position after getting caught in a wild crash between Tyler Reddick, Chase Elliott, and Martin Truex Jr. in Stage 2.

Starting the race in 37th place, Blaney was able to make up 20 places to reach 17th position by the end of Stage 1. However, his efforts in the early part of the race were wasted after he got caught in a multicar wreck between Reddick, Elliott, and Truex Jr. on Lap 90.

Although he managed to continue in the race, the team decided to call it a day, after being unable to repair his #12 Ford Mustang Dark Horse in multiple pit stops.

"We’re still alive. It’s definitely not the best of days. It was just a rough weekend overall. I don’t know what to do about it, to be honest with you, running over something and having a hole in it in practice. And then just getting clipped by the 6 (Keselowski) there," Blaney said in the post-race interview.

"I thought I could get around him and didn’t know if he’d come up the race track and then by the time he was kind of on the track it was too late. I got clipped and bent everything all to hell, so it was just a rough weekend. We still have two more weeks, so we’re definitely not out of it,” he added.

This DNF at Vegas has pushed Blaney 47 points below the elimination line for the Championship 4.