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Sep 7, 2025 8:14 PM EDT
Before the Baltimore Ravens kicked off their 2025 season, Lamar Jackson’s personal life took the spotlight.
There are massive expectations on Jackson this campaign, especially as he continues to be a leading MVP candidate with his dual-threat abilities. The Ravens have been unable to get past both the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs over the past two seasons, so the pressure is on the 28-year-old QB to lead his team to the Super Bowl.
However, in the buildup to the Ravens’ season opener against the Bills on Sunday, there have been plenty of talks about Jackson’s family. In particular, a number of articles have been published about Jackson’s relationship status.
This has led many to ask: Does Lamar Jackson have a girlfriend?
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (8).
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) warms up prior to the game against the Buffalo Bills. — Source: Mark Konezny-Imagn Images
For what it’s worth, Jackson’s last known girlfriend is Jaime Taylor, who was mentioned in a profile by the Ravens back in 2019. At the time, Taylor was said to be Jackson’s “girlfriend of two years.”
In the interview, Taylor talked about Jackson and his “upbeat outlook,” saying: “He’s taught me how to handle criticism. I mean, I used to get mad when I’d read stuff. Then I’d look at him, and he’s just fine. He says, ‘Let them do the talking. You don’t have to say anything. Just show them.'”
It is unknown, however, if Taylor and Jackson are still dating. The Ravens QB has kept his relationship status private.
For what it’s worth, Jackson has a daughter named Milan Jackson, who was born in January 2021. While the two-time NFL MVP has shared glimpses of his kid on social media, he has kept most details about her private, including the identity of the mother of the child.
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Angelo Guinhawa
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Angelo Guinhawa is a trending sports writer and senior editor for Athlon Sports. He specializes in basketball coverage, with a focus on the NBA and WNBA, though he has also reported on football (NFL), baseball (MLB) and soccer (MLS, EPL, La Liga).