Naomie Olindo Makes a Bold Statement About Her Relationship with Boyfriend, Billy Haire (PICS)
The Southern Charm alum gave a look inside her relationship with her boyfriend in honor of his birthday.
Naomie Olindo's "favorite person" is her boyfriend, Billy Haire. The Southern Charm alum has been officially been dating her businessman boyfriend since earlier this year, and their bond just keeps getting stronger.
Naomie took to her Instagram Story on Oct. 8, where she posted so many photos of her and Billy, taken over the past year, in honor of his 39th birthday. In the first photo, the couple can be seen standing side by side in front of a gorgeous-looking mountain while wearing their finest winter gear. "Happy birthday to my favorite person!!!" she wrote over the picture of them together.
She then posted a photos of Billy getting kissed by her dog, Olive, hanging out on a boat with her, and laughing in the middle of the streets of France. "Life with you is the most fun!" she declared in the caption of the photo of him and the dog.
She continued, posting photos and showing just how much fun they have together out on the water. In one photo, Billy can be seen chilling on a boat with Olive and their new dog, Gus. In another photo, Billy can be seen lying down next to Naomie on a boat as she grabs her hat and smiles widely for the camera. "Ilysm!!!!!" she wrote over the photo.
She also posted a photo of Billy, in his bathing suit, standing in between two lounge chairs, surrounded by super lush greenery. "39 looks good on you," she noted, along with a red heart emoji.
Naomie Olindo reveals more looks inside dating Billy Haire
It's not just Naomie who is showing Billy love. Their dogs are obsessed with him, too. Naomie's TikTok account is filled with videos of their dogs flocking to Billy, who loves to show them so much affection. "The chosen one," Naomie captioned a September video of the dogs cuddling with him.
Later in the month, she posted a video of the dogs kissing Billy's face. "One thing about us is that we kiss our dogs on the mouth," she noted.
Red Wings-Maple Leafs game moved up to circumvent ALCS
Planning on watching the Detroit Red Wings take on the Toronto Maple Leafs on Monday as the team goes on the road for the first time in 2025-26? Then you need to plan on watching the contest a little earlier, as the Wings and Leafs will face off at 2 p.m., as opposed to the original start time of 4 p.m.
This is to keep the game from clashing with Game 2 of the ALCS between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Seattle Mariners. Therefore, fans in T-Town will get to watch their favorite hockey team play and then the baseball game, giving them a double header.
— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) October 10, 2025The NHL has moved up the start time of Monday's Leafs-Red Wings game to 2 p.m. to avoid going head to head with Game 2 of the ALCS hosted by the Blue Jays.
Fans are invited to stay in their seats at Scotiabank Arena to watch the baseball game, too
Of course, the Wings would like for nothing more than to spoil the fans' gameday experience at Scotiabank Arena and score a win in their road opener. Detroit needs a couple of bounce-back performances following their embarrassing loss to Montreal on Thursday, and they will get a crack at the Leafs on Saturday in their home arena before the two teams continue their early-season series in Ontario.
Detroit Red Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs will square off early on Monday, October 13
If the Wings can score a victory over Toronto on Monday, regardless of the outcome Saturday, it will be a massive momentum shift for them. It's the only roadie on the slate until October 22nd, and the three-game homestand that will follow comprises matchups against the defending Stanley Cup Champion Florida Panthers, the Tampa Bay Lightning, and the defending Western Conference Champion, the Edmonton Oilers.
It's a brutal slate of games, and it will test a young team that needs it if the loss to the Habs serves as any indication. So, Wings fans, let's hope for a big win on Monday, and that it will help the team keep rightening some wrongs that let the Habs steal an easy win.
