Danielle Wyatt adopts Wyatt-Hodge name from the upcoming Women’s T20 World Cup

England women’s cricketer Danni Wyatt has announced to adopt a double-barreled name, Wyatt-Hodge, in her professional career. This decision comes after her marriage to her long-time girlfriend, Georgie Hodge.

Danielle Wyatt adopts Wyatt-Hodge name from the upcoming Women's T20 World Cup. PC - X: Danni Wyatt
Danielle Wyatt adopts Wyatt-Hodge name from the upcoming Women’s T20 World Cup. PC – X: Danni Wyatt

The name change reflects a new chapter in Wyatt’s life, combining her established identity in the cricketing world with her commitment to her partner. As she continues her journey in international cricket, fans and colleagues alike will now recognize her under this new name, symbolizing the union of her personal and professional lives.

England women’s cricket star Danni Wyatt and football agent Georgie Hodge recently held an extended wedding celebration in France. The couple, together since 2019, got engaged in South Africa in March 2023 and officially married on June 10, 2024.

Wyatt, known for her aggressive batting style, and Hodge, a respected figure in football, shared their joyous occasion with loved ones in a charming French setting. Wyatt also announced the celebration on her Instagram, which was met with enthusiasm from fans and the cricket community. This celebration marks a significant personal milestone for the couple.

As Danni Wyatt starts the new chapter of her life, her decision to adopt the surname Wyatt-Hodge in her professional career marks a significant personal and public statement.

Fans will soon see this change, with her new name printed on the back of her England jersey in the upcoming World Cup. Danni Wyatt also officially submitted the paperwork which is important for the process to change her name to Wyatt-Hodge.

This move not only symbolizes Wyatt’s commitment to her spouse Georgie Hodge but also represents a progressive step in sports, where athletes increasingly feel empowered to express their personal identities alongside their professional ones.

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