Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell in 2022.Photo:Allison Kuch Instagram

Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell in 2022

Allison Kuch Instagram

Isaac Rochell and Allison Kuch are one of TikTok’s favorite couples.

Rochell and Kuch – whose real name is Allison Kucharczyk – met when they were both sophomores at their respective colleges. The two dated while Rochell attended school in Indiana and Kuch studied in Michigan. Their long-distance relationship continued after Rochell was drafted to the Los Angeles Chargers and Kuch finished her degree.

Fast forward, the duo secretly eloped in December 2020 before they held an official ceremony in April 2021. After three years of marriage, Rochell and Kuchwelcomed daughter Scottie Bee.

Kuch, who has more than 3 million followers on TikTok is best known for sharing the highs and lows of being married to an NFL player. But that all changed in February 2025 when Rochell announced hisretirement from footballafter seven seasons.

“I’m so incredibly proud,” Kuch said on her podcastSunday Sports Club. “The average career in the NFL is two and a half years, and so many guys don’t even make it to that.”

From meeting as teenagers to becoming parents, here’s everything to know about Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell’s relationship.

They met in college

Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell in 2015.Allison Kuch Instagram

Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell in 2015

In 2014, Rochell was attending the University of Notre Dame and Kuch was a student at Michigan State University when they crossed paths. Though Kuch knew of him through mutual connections, they hadn’t officially been introduced until theirmeet-cute at a house party. Kuch has recalled the moment several times over the years, including during a February 2023 appearance on theFun on Weekdayspodcast.

“I ended up taking a train from Michigan State to Notre Dame to visit my sister because I was like I need my security blanket,” she told hostJenna Palek. “I was at a Notre Dame party and a guy came up to me and started talking to me, and I was like, let’s take a shot. And at that time, Isaac didn’t drink … Then, we got to talking and literally our first conversation was about love.”

As it turns out, Rochell made an embarrassing — yet sweet — snafu following their meet-up. “After our first date, he texted me a text for his brother and was like ‘I just met the girl i’m going to marry,’ " Kuch said.

They were long distance for multiple years

Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell in Belize in 2022.Allison Kuch Instagram

Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell in Belize in 2022

For the first four years of their relationship, Rochell and Kuchdated long distance— initially when they attended separate colleges and later when Rochell wasdrafted to the Chargers.

“We had literally started dating when we were 19. You change so much from 19 to now I’m 28,” she said. “Taking a break set us up for success because we didn’t talk the entire time. So we broke up, but we had a trip to Bali planned.”

Rochell added, “We went to Bali as a broken up couple.”

As for how the trip went after spending four to five months not talking, Kuch said, “It went okay. I think we realized that when we were in Bali, we were like ‘We need to date like normal people’ because at that point, we had been long distance our entire relationship. We didn’t know how to date casually.”

Rochell said they didn’t start dating immediately after coming back from the trip. However, unbeknownst to him, after the trip, Kuch traveled to Los Angeles for a job interview, which she eventually got.

They have lived all over the United States

Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell in Hawaii in 2020.Allison Kuch Instagram

Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell in Hawaii in 2020

During his NFL career, Rochell played for the Los Angeles Chargers (2017-2020), the Indianapolis Colts (2021), the Cleveland Browns (2022) and the Las Vegas Raiders (2022-2024). He announced his retirement from football in February 2025.

After living temporarily in Indianapolis and Las Vegas, Rochell and Kuch lived in Scottsdale, Ariz., in 2020, whilethey renovated a home, which isnow one of their Airbnbrental properties. In July 2022, the couple alsobought a house in California. However, while the house underwent renovations, they bought another house in Texas to have as a “home base" in case Rochell’s career pivoted.

Kuch explained the decisionin a TikTok video, telling her audience, “It’s more central to the country, it’s an easy airport to fly in and out of, housing prices are a lot more reasonable, and we wanted land so I could live out my farmgirl era."

Isaac proposed to Kuch in July 2020

Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell in 2022.Allison Kuch Instagram

Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell in 2022

After five and a half years together,Rochell proposed to Kuchon July 26, 2020.

Kuch posted aYouTube videodocumenting her engagement, including a touching behind-the-scenes video of Rochell talking to Kuch’s family on FaceTime ahead of the proposal. The clip also captured the special engagement, which took place while Rochell and Kuch were filming an episode of her podcast with the Chargers calledThe Better Half.

Mid-discussion, Rochell turned to Kuch and said, “She’s given me laughs, fun, and she’s given me time. Allie always takes the time to really care about me, she cares. And so, Allie, I want to know, are you free the rest of your life?”

The social media star, of course, said yes, later reflecting on the moment in an emotional Instagram post,writing in part, “I could say I’m surprised he proposed but that would be a lie. To be honest, I’ve known I was going to marry Isaac since the day I met him, 5 and a half years ago at Notre Dame.”

“The past 5 years have been the most amazing years of my life…I can only imagine what the next 5, 10, 15, ect. have in store,” she added. “I love you so much isaac - I could keep talking but I think I’ll save the rest for the vows ;).”

Rochelle also sharedhis own Instagram postabout the milestone. “And here’s to the rest of my life with the most amazing woman I’ve ever met. I love you @akuchh,” he wrote.

They secretly eloped in December 2020 before their April 2021 wedding

Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell in 2021.Allison Kuch Instagram

Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell in 2021

Rochell and Kuch’s wedding was held on April 11, 2021, in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. On social media, Kuch called the moment the “best day of my life.”Despite publicly celebrating their destination nuptials through several posts online, they had a secret about their Mexico ceremony — it wasn’t their first wedding.

Later that same year, Kuch posted aTikTokset to Julia Michaels and Niall Horan’s song “What A Time,” which included the lyrics, “What a lie, what a lie, what a lie.” Kuch revealed in the video that the couple’s wedding anniversary was actually Dec. 18, 2020, because they had eloped. Alongside a series of snaps from their elopement, Kuch joked that the “secrets out.”

They welcomed their first child in December 2023

Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell with their daughter Scottie Bee.Allison Kuch Instagram

Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell with their daughter Scottie Bee.

After the announcement went public, Kuch shared a video onTikTokthat showed Scottie fast asleep on her chest. In the caption, she wrote, “the last 2 weeks have been an absolute dream, we’re in complete newborn bliss.”

Rochell is supportive of her career as an influencer

Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell.Allison Kuch Instagram

Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell

Prior to her husband’s retirement in February 2025, much of Kuch’s social media content involved documenting her life as an NFL wife on the sidelines and at home — and Rochell has jokingly referred to himself as a “trophy husband” on TikTok.

In November 2022, Rochell and Kuchreceived a package from the NFLaddressed to “Mr. and Mrs. Allison Kuch” that included custom jerseys, with Kuch’s reading “Allison” and Rochell’s reading “Allison’s Husband.”

“My teammates are like, ‘How do you feel about the Mr. Kuch thing?' ’’ he said. “I’m like, boy, I’m not going to be playing football forever. I would rather my wife be super well known. When this is all over, that’s going to last a lot longer.”

source: people.com