While Drake Maye has been wowing New England Patriots fans on the gridiron, his wife, Ann Maye, has become a fan favorite through her TikTok videos. Drake and Ann have endeared themselves to the fans through other acts as well.
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It was awesome to see both Maye and his wife donate Thanksgiving food around Boston this week. The duo greeted families as they arrived at a donation center. Maye even carried baskets of food to the cars of the families.
This display of kindness to the less fortunate was appreciated by fans on social media. However, that’s not the only thing they noticed in the videos surfacing from the event.
The height difference between Drake and Ann got the most spotlight online. “His wife is tiny, man,” a fan wrote. “Lol… I had no idea that Drake was like me and married into the Little People,” another joked.
“Why do all of these men who are 6’4″ insist on marrying women who are 5’2″? There are lots of tall women out there who need options,” a woman wrote (for some odd reason).
His wife is tiny man
— Derek Williams (@derkdiggler20) November 26, 2025
Maye is officially listed at 6-foot-4, 225 pounds. There’s no official listed height for Ann, but given that her forehead reaches his chest, one can estimate she’s about 5-foot-4. And what’s crazy is that this is actually the average height for women in the USA.
Another fan couldn’t believe that Ann let her husband carry the baskets. Jokingly, of course.
“I can’t believe Ann actually let him carry those heavy baskets. What if he over-stressed his throwing shoulder or something!?!?!” they commented.
I can’t believe Ann actually let him carry those heavy baskets. What if he over stressed his throwing shoulder or something!?!?!
— h o p k i n s. (@sadpatsfan__) November 26, 2025
The height disparity, of course, has not stopped Maye and his wife from living a happy life together. The two met in high school, then stayed together through college, and eventually married when the QB made the NFL. It’s a classic “high school sweetheart” story that tugs at the heartstrings, and they should be lauded more than joked about.








