Marc-Andre Fleury’s Wife Sends Heartfelt Message to Penguins Fans After Wild Star’s Final Pittsburgh Game
Marc-Andre Fleury, a name synonymous with the Pittsburgh Penguins for over a decade, recently returned to the Steel City for what is likely his final game in the place where his storied NHL career began. The Wild goaltender and his wife, Veronique, have always maintained a special connection with Pittsburgh, a city they called home for many years before Fleury’s trade to the Vegas Golden Knights in 2017.
After Fleury’s Minnesota Wild faced the Penguins in an emotional game, Veronique took to social media to share her thoughts and express gratitude toward the Penguins and their fans. Her heartfelt message reflects not only the deep bond the couple shares with the Pittsburgh community but also the enduring impact Fleury had on the team and its supporters.
In her message, Veronique acknowledged the fans’ unwavering love for Marc-Andre, writing, “Thank you, Pittsburgh, for embracing us from day one. This city will always hold a special place in our hearts.” She went on to reminisce about the memories they created as part of the Penguins’ family, noting Fleury’s role in bringing three Stanley Cups to the team and his dedication to the game.
The Fleury family’s relationship with Pittsburgh extends beyond the ice, as they built friendships and gave back to the community through charity events and fundraisers. Veronique’s words resonated with Penguins fans who have followed Fleury’s journey and supported him even after he left the team. As she concluded her message, Veronique shared a touching tribute to the Pittsburgh fans, adding, “Once a Penguin, always a Penguin.”
Marc-Andre Fleury’s return to Pittsburgh and Veronique’s heartfelt message remind us of the lasting legacy players can have in the hearts of fans, proving that some bonds in sports are unbreakable, even as careers evolve and teams change. For the Fleurys, Pittsburgh will always feel like home, and they leave behind a legacy of not just trophies, but a genuine love and respect for the city and its people.