Following NASCAR driver Ryan Newman‘s intense Daytona 500 crash last week, his wife Krissie is gushing over their daughters at a dance competition. Newman survived the accident and has since been released from the hospital, hoping now to get back to his normal life. In a post on Twitter, Krissie shared photos from the dance competition, which show the young competitors smiling and posing in their dance outfits. Newman and Krissie share two daughters together, and had previously announced that they were splitting up, but the nature of their relationship in the wake of the crash is unknown.
Proud of @Little_Newmans and all of their TDA teammates….dancing always makes you feel better! They did a great job @dancemakersinc this weekend 💗💗 pic.twitter.com/Arj7tHfn1E
— Krissie Newman (@NewmanKrissie) February 24, 2020
Many have since commented on Krissie’s post, with one user writing, “Your daughters are getting so big, and so pretty. Very nice photos. Enjoy them Krissie, as they get big so fast..Boom! and there young ladies looking at the boys!!!! Stay well.”
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“Adorable girls you have, so precious and cute little ladies. So happy to see pictures of your family @NewmanKrissie and #RyanJNewman. Hoping you are all doing well. Be well, lots of love to all of you,” commented another user.
I was thinking the same thing. I put my daughter in dance years ago. She is 17 now, I paid 120 4 her dance outfit. It was a nightgown. They wanted her to danced in a nightgown. I was so annoyed, she saw it and said I an NOT WEARING THAT! she was 6
— JoHenry13 (@jodevita9) February 24, 2020
she quit & now rides horses
“You are an amazing woman with an incredible family. Respect to you Krissie,” wrote someone else.
“They r growing up sooo fast! Pretty ladies just like their Mum! Sending u love,” offered one other fan.
I love there out fits / you n Ryan need to stay together n raise these 2 lil ladys n cherish 1 another
— Tammy (@Tammy31652552) February 24, 2020
Following the frightening crash, Newman was rushed to the hospital and treated for his injuries. His condition was said to be serious, but not life-threatening.
After a few days, he’d made a lot of progress, and was back up on his feet. Once doctors determined that he was in the clear, they discharged him.
He has since spoken about his injuries, saying that he did sustain damage to his head, but that his doctors feel confident he’s on his way to making a full recovery.
