San Francisco 49ers star Fred Warner reveals his wife Sydney dresses him for game days

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Fred Warner’s wife Sydney is a built-in stylist.

The 27-year-old NFL player, who is heading to the Super Bowl this week, revealed that “The Bachelor” alum helps him prepare for game days.

“My wife is usually the one who makes me wear a lot of these things,” he told People Wednesday.

“But I try to keep things formal for away games with a suit look. And then in home games, it’s more of a high-end casual experience.

Fred said Sydney, who is 35 weeks pregnant, was recently given permission to go to Las Vegas to cheer on the 49ers as they take on the Kansas City Chiefs in the big game on Feb. 11.

A special livery has also been planned for his arrival at the Allegiant Stadium on Sunday.

“It’s another suit and it’s something I’m trying to keep as a surprise for everyone, but it’s going to be something that looks really cool and I’m excited to wear it,” he explained.

As well as styling his outfits, Fred said Sydney, 28, who appeared on Peter Weber’s season of the ABC dating show, has been his biggest supporter.

“She always keeps me grounded in terms of keeping things in perspective,” he said.

“She’s eight months pregnant with our first son right now, so it’s something I’m trying to balance. “I’m making sure I’m giving him everything he needs as he prepares for the Super Bowl.”

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“So this is a really special time in both of our lives.”

The couple tied the knot in 2022 in Vista, California. The ceremony was attended by “Bachelor” alumni Kiara Norman, Tammy Lee, Jasmine Nguyen, Natasha Parker, Victoria Paul and Kylie Ramos.

“It’s been a lot of time and a lot of planning,” Sydney explained to E! News before their marriage.

“I am very excited. You think, ‘Oh, we still have so long.’ But now that it’s actually here, we’re ready to see our family and get married already.”

He also said that he had a “secluded and private” chapel that “came from France.”

“I guess that’s just the way we humans are. So there is no question of it being there,” he added.