"Worried she’d want to be a goalie": J.T. Brown’s wife Lexi shares hilarious comparison between playing hockey and attending Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour

On Sunday, J.T. Brown’s wife Lexi made a funny comparison between playing hockey and attending Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. She shared a post on Instagram where she joked about how her daughter picked a hobby as expensive as playing hockey — being a "Swiftie."

“Backstage passes to the ERAS TOUR 😂😂😂 My daughter picked the only hobby more expensive than playing hockey: SWIFTIE. And we were worried she’d want to be a goalie. #taylorswift #erastour,” Lexi captioned.

The post included pictures and videos of Lexi and her daughter at the concert. Lexi kept her outfit simple, wearing a pink top and blue jeans.

J.T. Brown is a former professional ice hockey player and played for the Tampa Bay Lightning, Anaheim Ducks and Minnesota Wild. J.T. Brown now works as a TV analyst for the Seattle Kraken.

The Eras Tour, which began in March 2023, is near its end. The final show is on Sunday. Taylor Swift has been touring the world, performing in many cities and countries. She expressed her gratitude to fans during her performance on Saturday in Vancouver.

“This is the most fun, joyful, exciting, intense, powerful and wonderful tour I have ever done, and that's all because of the way that you have treated it,” Swift said, via People Magazine

Throughout the tour, Swift enjoyed seeing how her fans made it their own, including the tradition of trading friendship bracelets. Swift said that the idea came from the lyrics of one of her songs, but fans took it to the next level. Swift was grateful for this and other fan-driven moments that made the tour special.

J.T. Brown's wife LaFleur is known for her humor on social media

On Nov. 12, Lexi LaFleur, the wife of former NHL player J.T. Brown, shared a funny post about hockey partners. She joked about how wives and girlfriends motivate them by giving rewards for goals scored.

“You don’t think we’ve already tried that? There are WAGs giving out BJs per goals scored. Where’s the recognition for the ingenuity, effort, and leadership happening at home? Where’s that NHL award?!” LaFleur tweeted.

Lexi LaFleur wondered why there isn’t an NHL award for their efforts at home.