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Zo Caswell Joins NFL WAGs After Dillon Gabriel Signs with the Browns
Former High‑school sweethearts from Hawaii, Caswell is set to be the new star of the NFL after Gabriel’s move to Cleveland in June 2025.
Zo Caswell came on board the NFL wives‑and‑girlfriends circle with full honors after her fiancé, quarterback Dillon Gabriel, inked a deal with the Cleveland Browns in June 2025. The pair, who were both in the seventh grade at the time of meeting in Hawaii and went out together throughout high school, shared their improbable meet‑cute story with KOIN in December 2024. “The crazy thing is that we actually got to know each other through gardening,” Caswell said. “He kept getting more and more to my side and I was like, ‘Who is this strange guy?'”
Who Is Dillon Gabriel’s Fiancée? All About Zo Caswell and Her Relationship with the Browns Quarterback
Caswell and Gabriel were sweethearts in high school in Hawaii. Even though they had to separate when they both went to college, she stayed with him through the transfer, the engagement, and when he signed with the Browns.
To give more background about their love story, Caswell said in a January 2023 TikTok that they had to endure three years of separation as Gabriel was playing for the University of Central Florida. She recalled that he suggested her moving with him to the University of Oklahoma, and after consenting, he popped the question two years later.
The romantic bond goes back to a seventh-grade orientation in Hawaii, when they first met each other and later got together in high school, turning from childhood friends to a longtime partnership now with the NFL attention.
From Hawaii to the NFL spotlight
Just like Gabe, Caswell is also from Hawaii. On her LinkedIn, she mentions that she was raised in Honolulu and says that she is “very grateful” for her time on the island, which gave her “different cultures and unique local practices.” She often posts pictures of her visits home on Instagram — in April 2022 she said that she could “never be more excited” to return.
They met in middle school
One day in the middle school which they both Caswell and Gabriel, came across each other in summer between sixth and seventh grade when they were both new students in a Hawaii orientation class. After a brief middle school relationship, they teamed up their senior year of high school and developed a committed couple. Half a year before their graduation, Gabriel moved to UCF in Orlando to play and for the next three years, the two were in a “kinda off and on” long-distance relationship, Caswell shared this with her TikTok followers. Subsequently, after Gabriel transfered to the University of Oklahoma, he invited Caswell to move with him there in January 2022 – and she consented.
She opted for business administration as her career field
Firstly, she took Business Administration course at the University of Oklahoma for one year. She graduated with a bachelor of business administration and management degree from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth in May 2023. She is currently pursuing her master’s degree at the Colangelo College of Business, Grand Canyon University, which she started in August 2023 and plans to finish by 2025.Caswell is in charge of the content creation for Boston Celtics Instagram and TikTok. More and more people have been noticing her game-day outfits and vlogs.
Caswell and Gabriel got engaged in 2024
The two announced their engagement in September 2024, and they have said that they are expecting a wedding in the summer of 2026 with a Catholic ceremony and then a larger celebration.
On Sept. 1, 2024, Zo Caswell and Dillon Gabriel disclosed their engagement via a joint Instagram post captioned simply, “9/1/2024 ,” along with photos from the proposal. In a TikTok from February 2025, Caswell mentioned that they are planning a summer 2026 wedding and that she feels the timing is right even though they have been quite busy: “It’s really far away but we haven’t stopped that much and it seems that this is the best time for the wedding.” She also added that, as Gabriel is Catholic, they would have a church ceremony first with a bigger, more customary celebration the following day.
She’s been there for lots of his games
Caswell has been at Gabriel’s games a long time, since high school, and even though she has been his loyal supporter for years, she still “gets nervous” and “freak out” when he plays, she told KOIN. “I am really a wreck,” she shared with the media. “I go through everything in my mind, but it’s great at the same time and of course, when you get the victory at the end of the day it’s the best.” Gabriel thanked KOIN for having someone at home who “gets you for being you. ”
Gabriel says he is lucky to have her
Dillon Gabriel has always been very clear that he holds Caswell in high regard. As a birthday tribute to her this past February, he said that he “could not picture” life without her and termed himself both “blessed and lucky” to love her. He showered their relationship with love — “I love growing with you and making memories we will tell our kids about” — and through all their up and downs he wrote that he felt freedom with her: “No words even need to be said… I’m blessed and lucky I get to love you and be your other half .”
Caswell praises Gabriel after Heisman recognition
He was the third at the Heisman Trophy Awards and after that, she said, “I can’t really tell you how proud I am of you,” which was her way of expressing the utmost importance. Caswell responded to the Heisman announcement in New York with an Instagram message to Gabriel early December 2024, not only congratulating him for his great performance on the field but also recognizing his personal development. She said, “I can’t tell you enough how proud I am of you,” and went on to say that “a moment like the Heisman awards really puts a spotlight on your journey, both as an athlete and as a person, has been nothing but exceptional.” She went on to say that he is an incredible source of inspiration to her and that she is “so privileged to be on your team and share this life with you.” (Via The Register‑Guard.)