Puka Nacua's girlfriend Hallie Aiono celebrates as Rams clinch playoffs after struggling start to the season

After the Los Angeles Rams clinched a playoff berth and the NFC West crown on Sunday, Puka Nacua's girlfriend, Hallie Aiono, joined in the celebration from afar.

On Instagram, she proudly rooted for the Rams' glory and reposted the team’s celebratory graphic post. It proclaimed the Rams as "NFC West Division Champions 2024" and featured the LA Rams players in their iconic blue-and-yellow uniforms.

After reposting on her IG Story, Hallie Aiono put three blue heart emojis to show her happiness.

Source: (Via Instagram/ @hallieaiono)

On Saturday, in the Rams’ 13-9 win over the Cardinals, Puka Nacua hauled in 10 catches for 129 yards to lead the team's offense. Initially, the team, which was written off with a 1-4 start has now won nine of its last 11 games.

Thus, Nacua's girlfriend's reaction is in sync with the joy of Rams fans everywhere. The team's late-season surge has been truly commendable.

Next up, the Los Angeles Rams (10-6) will face the Seattle Seahawks (9-7) on Sunday in Week 18.

Puka Nacua and Hallie Aiono's postgame hug is sure to melt hearts

After the Los Angeles Rams won their fourth NFC West title, Puka Nacua's girlfriend, Hallie Aiono, who has supported him since his college days at BYU, only had love to offer to the NFL WR.

On her IG Story, she embraced Nacua with a warm hug while he smiled from ear to ear. The text overlaid on the image read:

"His smile is everything. You never fail to amaze me Puka Nacua."

Source: (Via Instagram/ @hallieaiono)

Nacua’s road to playoff glory has been anything but smooth. His struggles began in August when the wide receiver suffered a burst bursa sac in his right knee during training camp, leading him to miss crucial practice time.

On Aug. 26, as Puka Nacua returned to full practice, by Sept. 4, the Rams cleared him for the season opener against the Detroit Lions.

However, on Sept. 8, the game proved bittersweet. Nacua managed 35 receiving yards and seven rushing yards but exited in the second quarter due to a PCL sprain. Yet again, he landed in injured reserve.

When Nacua returned in late October against the Minnesota Vikings, he gave standout performances.

By December, he silenced doubters by pulling off a franchise-record 162-yard game against the Buffalo Bills. He also scored two touchdowns, one by running and one by catching, and became the first Rams player to do so.

A few days later, in a rainy game against the 49ers, Nacua made another epic play. His one-handed catch against Charvarius Ward drew comparisons to David Tyree’s iconic "Helmet Catch."