Cincinnati Reds pitcher Andrew Abbott’s fiancée, Lindsay Stone, celebrated her bridal shower in style. On her Instagram, she shared a glimpse of her elegant look from the special occasion, surrounded by loved ones and family.
Lindsay Stone wore a stunning off-shoulder white dress as she celebrated a new milestone ahead of her wedding to the Reds pitcher. She paired the outfit with matching heels, a stylish hairdo and a pair of earrings.
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Her bridal shower quickly caught the attention of the Reds community, with friends and fellow players’ partners showering her with compliments on social media. Nick Lodolo’s wife, Brooke, praised Lindsay, noting, “Loved showering with you girls.”
While Sam Moll’s wife, Carolina, said to Lindsay, “Love you so much 🩶🩶🩶🩶 , so so beautiful.” Sal Stewart’s girlfriend, Natalie Espinosa, also joined the chat, calling the bride-to-be, “perfect.”
However, they weren’t the only ones celebrating Lindsay Stone. Andrew Abbott also joined the fray, complimenting his fiancée, saying,
“Hit the jackpot 😍”
Just like Abbott, Lindsay is equally a favorite of the Cincinnati Reds fans. She has worked as a TV anchor for the past three years at WLWT. In May, Abbott proposed to Lindsay Stone on a rooftop with the stunning Cincinnati skyline as a backdrop. He captured the whole moment in one word, “Forever.”
Inside Andrew Abbott’s relationship with journalist Lindsay Stone
Cincinnati Reds left-hander Andrew Abbott’s fiancée, Lindsay Stone, has built a successful career in sports broadcasting and journalism. As a native of Monroe, Ohio, Lindsay initially pursued human rights laws before chasing after her passion for sports media during her college years.
Her relationship with Abbott gained attention after the couple appeared together during the 2025 MLB All-Star Game red carpet. Apart from Lindsay’s professional hours, she has often come to support the Reds pitcher during games.
She began her broadcasting career covering Notre Dame football as a reporter and anchor at WNDU-TV. Later, she moved to WTTV/WXIN in Indianapolis. She joined WLWT News 5 in Cincinnati in 2023 as a weekend co-anchor before leaving the station in May 2026.
She thanked the Cincinnati fans for entrusting her with their stories for years, and called working in her hometown a “dream.” In May, she also teased that a new beginning with fresh opportunities was ahead.
Edited by Safeer M S
