Tua Tagovailoa and his wife Annah Gore took time this week to bring a little extra cheer to children in need. The couple visited Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital in Fort Lauderdale on behalf of the Tua Foundation, spending time with young patients who are away from home during the Thanksgiving holiday.

“Many kids will spend Thanksgiving in the hospital this year, away from home and holiday traditions. Today, @tuaman visited Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital on behalf of the @tuafoundation to share the warmth of the aloha spirit with our patients and families,” the hospital wrote on Instagram, sharing photos of the outing.The visit allowed fans to see a different side of Tua and Annah. While Tua dressed casually in a black hoodie, matching pants, and a hat, Annah opted for a custom Miami Dolphins T-shirt paired with white pants.

The couple went beyond handshakes and photos. They joined in games, packed caregiver kits, signed autographs, and even performed Ed Sheeran’s “Thinking Out Loud” for the children, showing just how invested they are in making the experience memorable.

Tua Tagovailoa and Annah bring Thanksgiving joy to children in hospital

Annah has also been making headlines for her stylish game day appearances this season. On Nov. 10, she shared photos of herself with Brooke Lewis wearing an off-shoulder white corset top and beige pants featuring the Dolphins’ team name in orange and white.

During Week 9 against the Baltimore Ravens, she drew attention in a beige top and baggy pants, accessorized with minimal jewelry and a football-shaped brown purse.

The couple’s hospital visit shows that their focus isn’t just on appearances. Spending time with children, distributing food and gifts, and joining in activities reflects their personal commitment and the mission of the Tua Foundation. Even in an off week for the Dolphins, Tua and Annah are using their platform to create a meaningful impact, reminding fans that giving back matters as much as game day wins.With the Dolphins facing a challenging season, moments like this show the human side of football. Tagovailoa signed a four-year, $212.4 million extension in 2024. The piece said Miami is probably the only team that could handle his $54 million guarantee in 2026 unless they pay part of it. It was a prediction, not a report, but it added extra pressure on a quarterback always under scrutiny.Also read: Browns QB Deshaun Watson hands out turkeys and gifts to families in need amid scrutiny over $230 million fully guaranteed contract