Derek Jeter Dated A-List Celebrities Before Marrying a Supermodel

Former New York Yankees superstar Derek Jeter was one of the hottest commodities in sports throughout his playing days, both on and off the baseball field.Show more

The superstar MLB shortstop was arguably the most eligible bachelor in the nation during his heyday, and he took advantage of the single life.

While Jeter eventually settled down and married his wife Hannah Davis, his dating history is proof the professional baseball player enjoyed it while it lasted.

Derek Jeter has been married to Virgin Islands born model Hannah Davis since 2016. They tied the knot at a wedding in Napa Valley, California.

Hannah Jeter is best known for her work as a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue model and a Victoria's Secret supermodel. Davis has also modeled for other top companies such as Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger.

She and Jeter were spotted together for the first time in 2012, but kept their relationship under wraps until their engagement. The power couple now has two children.

Their first child, baby girl Bella Raine Jeter, was born in 2017. The pair had their second daughter Story Grey Jeter in 2019.

They keep their personal life under wraps, and don't post pictures of their children on social media to maintain their privacy.

Prior to settling down with Hannah Davis, Jeter boasted a Major League dating history, having been rumored to be with many A-List celebrities.

Most notably, Jeter was rumored to be in a relationship with Hollywood actresses such as Jessica Biel and Minka Kelly.

Additionally, the Hall of Fame shortstop has been linked to Mariah Carey, Adriana Lima and Scarlett Johansson, among others.

Following his Major League Baseball career in New York City, Jeter stepped into an ownership role in the majors, taking on a key position with the Miami Marlins, who made an improbable run to the playoffs during the pandemic-shortened 2020 MLB season.

The five-time World Series champ also founded the popular website The Players' Tribune, as a way for athletes to tell personal stories from their own perspective.

While Jeter was once loving the single life, he's settled down with Davis in retirement and is now fully a family man.