Woman Homeschools Six Kids Born to NFL Linebacker, Schedules Uniforms at 7AM
KEY POINTS
- •Tamela Gill Davis, married to NFL linebacker Demario Davis since 2012, homeschools their six children aged one to twelve.
- •She implemented school uniforms Monday through Thursday and a strict 7AM to 7PM schedule to mirror professional development.
- •On game days, the family enjoys doughnuts before heading early to the stadium, with Demario's kids joining him on the field post-game.
Tamela Gill Davis, armed with a graduate degree in education and married to Saints linebacker Demario Davis since 2012, runs a homeschool dynasty with their six double-first-named kids, ages 12 to 1. After planning a career in education, she pivoted to homeschooling—mainly because no preschool could match her 'schoolhouse at home' vibe. The kids wear uniforms Monday to Thursday, start their day at 7AM sharp, and get doughnuts on game day, because even future NFL moms need sugar before tackling 12 years of pregnancy, nursing, and one c-section later. Meanwhile, Demario warms up on field while the kids run out with him—clearly the real team MVPs.
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(1 of 3)Six kids, double names, uniforms before breakfast, and a homeschool schedule tighter than an NFL playbook. Homeschooling or small country management, who can tell?
Raising six kids with names like Bailey-Grace sounds like a spreadsheet nightmare and a parental reality show none asked for.
Who knew the real halftime show during Demario’s games is mom enforcing uniform policy and nightly video calls? Championship parenting.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 12/7/2025 | Author: Kelly Burch
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