Tayla Harris Boyfriend Or Girlfriend, Meet Her AFLW Partner Kodi Jacques

Tayla Harris does not have a boyfriend but has found love in her current partner, Kodi Jacques.

Kodi is an Australian rules footballer who plays for the Richmond Football Club in the AFL Women's competition (AFLW).

The two appeared to be thrilled to be together as shown in a flurry of images that Harris posted on her Instagram page, and even though the exact start date of their relationship has not been disclosed, it is clear that the two dated for a year or two.

Harris is quite close to her parents Warren and Lisa, who are obviously supportive of the relationship. A number of pictures on Instagram show the proud parents adoring Jacques as the couple approaches their second wedding anniversary.

In addition, Jacques signed up with Richmond in August, in the preliminary round of the 2019 expansion club signing process. Additionally, she made her professional debut at Ikon Park against Carlton in the opening round of the 2020 campaign.

She has disclosed that she initially met her girlfriend in a 'hilarious' and unorthodox way when they were battling on the squad.

Tayla Harris, a cult figure from the Demons, and feisty Tigers midfielder Kodi Jacques, 21, have been dating since late 2020 and are regarded by their supporters as a power couple.

Since the AFLW's first season in 2017, its popularity has soared, with women increasingly being recognized as great athletes in their own right rather than merely as football WAGs. Although many people were initially averse to disclosing details about their relationships for fear of incurring heinous abuse, that has gradually changed.

The two frequently train together and spend time with their border collies, Beans, and Elaine, on their Instagram profiles. Instead of sappy, romantic messages, these images typically feature funny banter, like Harris making fun of Jacques.

The top athlete frequently questioned why she was a target given the image that showed her amazing athleticism and her connection with her spouse. Harris' documentary remembers being taunted soon after her now-famous 2019 kick.

After losing three straight AFLW Grand Finals going back to 2017, the talented forward will strive to lift the Premiership trophy with the Demons later this year.

Sarah Dargan and Tayla were in a relationship. But given that Tayla is now dating Kodi and that Sarah has a ton of images with other people on her Instagram, it seems like the couple is no longer together.

Following their breakup, they went their separate ways and have since been focusing on advancing their respective careers.

After being shared on social media by Seven Network and showing Harris kicking for a goal during a 2019 match against the Western Bulldogs, a shot taken by AFL Media photographer Michael Willson became the focus of Internet trolls. Sarah had also been Harris's supporter at the time.

Tayla Harris, who is balancing an accomplished boxing career with her AFLW career, is still the object of criticism after four years in the Navy Blue. While Harris took a sabbatical from her profession after her separation, her overhead marking and forward pressure has been hallmarks of her play.

Harris was also a true match-winner for the Blues on several occasions, turning games around with her aerial prowess and capacity to include others.

Tayla's parents, Warren Harris and Lisa Harris may be heard discussing how they brought up their daughter in Brisbane's northern suburbs.

In a similar vein, her parents also manage a family business—her father has 35 years of experience in the maritime service sector. Additionally, Brisbane-based mobile services that specialize in Mercury, Optimax, and Verado are mentioned in her father's Instagram bio.

Additionally, Lisa, her mother, has an Instagram account, but it is set to private. Tayla has also posted pictures of her grandparents, saying they are her rock-solid foundation.

As part of the AFL women's exhibition series, she was selected at the age of 17 for the Melbourne representative team. She kept on playing for the team through 2016.  In 2016, she also participated in the representative squad for the Brisbane Lions.

Prince of Peace Lutheran College served as her elementary school, while Albany Creek State High School served as her high school.