Claire Kittle, the wife of San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle, and Kristin Juszczyk, the wife of 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk, sat front row at Chase Center with their husbands for Sunday's WNBA game between the Indiana Fever and the Golden State Valkyries.Kristin wore a white tank under a lavender strapless top with black trim, along with a Tiffany chain. It was an outfit from her brand Off Season's new WNBA line. Kyle, meanwhile, kept it casual in a black hoodie and cap.Claire wore a black top, while George went with a white T-shirt and a beige-and-black cap. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe WNBA posted a clip of them on Instagram, and Kayla Nicole, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce’s ex-girlfriend, jumped into the comments.She tagged Claire and Kristin and wrote:“Ya look goooooood hunny!”Source: (Via Instagram/ @WNBA)Kayla split from Kelce three years ago after an on-and-off relationship from 2017 to 2022.In February 2024, she was seen in Las Vegas with Claire, Kristin, and other 49ers wives. They went to pre-Super Bowl parties and other events together, with photos showing them dressed up for a night out in Vegas.George Kittle's wife Claire Kittle sends 3-word message to Caitlin Clark as Valkyries give shout-out to 49ers TEThe Golden State Valkyries beat the Indiana Fever 75-63 on Sunday. On Instagram, the team gave a shoutout to 49ers star George Kittle, his wife, Claire, Kyle Juszczyk, his wife, Kristin, and others watching at Chase Center.Claire, who played basketball at Iowa like Caitlin Clark, reshared the post. She added a short three-word message:“But also Caitlin.”Source: (Via Instagram/ @ClaireKittle)Clark couldn’t play because of an injury, but was still at the game.Clark and the Kittles are University of Iowa alumni. The 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year starred for Iowa, becoming one of the most celebrated players in NCAA history.Claire, meanwhile, played basketball for the Hawkeyes before graduating in 2014.George Kittle played tight end for Iowa from 2012 to 2016 before heading to the NFL.