Eric Fehr’s Wife Rachel Fehr

Rachel Fehr

Meet Rachel Fehr; wife of Canadian NHL player Eric Fehr, the 6’4″ right wing player for the San Jose Sharks. Prior to joining the Sharks in February 2018, he played with the Toronto Maple Leafs, Pittsburgh Penguins, Winnipeg Jets, and the Washington Capitals.

He started his career with the Washington Capitals when they drafted him 18th overall in the 2003 NHL Draft.

In addition to hockey, Eric is a book author, his anti-bullying children’s book titled, The Bulliest Dozer released in 2014.

In addition to the NHL, Fehr played with several AHL and WHL teams and the  Canadian Westen U17 team in 2001.

Eric and his pretty wife Rachel both 32, have been married for nearly 8 years; they have two beautiful children; daughter Elle and son Benjamin Stanley born in December 2016



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Miva is a content creator and the author behind the popular website fabwags.com, which covers the personal lives of professional athletes and their significant others. She has a passion for sports and a talent for researching and sharing interesting details about the people who make sports news. With a keen eye for fashion and an interest in celebrities, Miva's writing often includes juicy tidbits about the fashion and lifestyle choices of her subjects. Her engaging writing style has made fabwags.com a go-to source for fans who want to know more about the people behind the sports headlines.
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Miva is a content creator and the author behind the popular website fabwags.com, which covers the personal lives of professional athletes and their significant others. She has a passion for sports and a talent for researching and sharing interesting details about the people who make sports news. With a keen eye for fashion and an interest in celebrities, Miva's writing often includes juicy tidbits about the fashion and lifestyle choices of her subjects. Her engaging writing style has made fabwags.com a go-to source for fans who want to know more about the people behind the sports headlines.

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