Carey Price's wife Angela reminisces 'reckless' high school years with 20-year reunion beckoning

Montreal Canadiens netminder Carey Price's wife Angela recently shared nostalgic memories of her "reckless" high school days as her 20-year reunion approaches.

Taking to Instagram, she reminisced about her parents frequently being away on weekends, having a cabin they enjoyed and hosting parties almost every night. Carey Price's wife reflected on the daring escapades of her youth, noting that every entry in her yearbook referenced these legendary parties.

She humorously acknowledged the challenges of getting away with such antics in today's era of house cameras and traceable cell phones, expressing relief that her own children won't have the same liberties.

Angela Price captioned one of her stories:

"My parents were away most weekends (we had a cabin they loved going to) so I threw parties all the time ... just about every note in my yearbook mentions these parties.

"I don't know how I ever got away with it. And thank god for house cameras and trackable cell phones ... our kids will never get away with this kind of stuff."

In response to Angela Price's Instagram story, her mom jokingly commented with a "grounded" remark. Meanwhile, the Canadiens star goaltender's wife, while playfully acknowledging her past antics from her high school days, humorously replied:

"about 20 years too late, mom."

Carey Price Instagram screenshot (Source: Angela Price/Instagram)

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Carey Price and Angela will celebrate their 11th wedding anniversary

Carey Price and Angela first met while playing for the Tri-City Americans. The couple tied the knot on Aug. 24, 2013, and since then, they have had three children.

This month, the couple will mark their 11th wedding anniversary. Although Angela was born in America, she has resided in Canada to stand by her husband's hockey career. Her interests reveal a focus on maintaining a healthy and balanced lifestyle, with a strong emphasis on her faith, family and friendships.

Carey Price is widely regarded as one of the best goalies in the NHL. Moreover, he's also the most-winning (361 wins) goalie in Canadiens history. Due to a knee injury, Parice has been unable to continue playing beyond the 2021-22 season, and it's unlikely that he will guard the net again.

Despite being sidelined, Carey is still under contract with the Habs.