ESPN host Malika Andrews has tied the knot with NBA reporter Dave McMenamin. Photos of their wedding were posted on Andrews’ Instagram account to commemorate their special day. She also posted the photos with a heartfelt message for both of them.
According to Andrews’ post, they made it official on Kobe Bryant’s special day, Aug. 24. After being engaged for 21 months, the two exchanged vows.
Take a look at the photos of their wedding.
“When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it,” Andrews posted on Instagram.
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According to Lilah Ramzi of Vogue, the couple had their wedding in San Francisco, at the foot of the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. Ramzi reported that the couple always wanted to get married in the Bay Area. Andrews is from Oakland.
“We always knew we wanted to get married in the Bay Area, where Malika is from,” McMenamin said. “When we arrived at Cavallo Point for the first time, it just felt right.”
Given that the couple’s careers are focused on covering basketball, the two featured a fully functional basketball hoop at their reception. A longtime friend of Andrews’ mother, Diane Raike, officiated the wedding and incorporated traditions from Jewish and Catholic beliefs (Andrews is Jewish; McMenamin is Catholic).
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Who is Malika Andrews’ husband?
Malika Andrews is now the wife of Dave McMenamin, an ESPN reporter. He has covered the NBA for some time and has built a name for himself in the sports industry. He started his career as a reporter in 2005 and joined his current company in 2009.
Although he’s known prominently for his work with ESPN, he has worked with other companies as well. He’s had experiences working with The Denver Post, The New York Times and The Chicago Tribune (with Andrews also getting bylines in all three publications). According to Gabrielle Tazewell of Yahoo! Sports, McMenamin is an avid sneaker collector.
He’s also written a book, which became a New York Times bestseller, “Return of the King: LeBron James, the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Greatest Comeback in NBA History.” He co-wrote it with ESPN colleague Brian Windhorst.
He’s also shared the screen with his significant other, Andrews, on ESPN’s “NBA Today.” McMenamin has over 40,000 followers on Instagram and over 335,000 followers on X (formerly Twitter).
