Mark Canha Met Wife Marci Canha In Eighth Grade

Mark Canha wife Marci Canha is a junior architect at Sutro Architects where she has worked for the past eight years.

Marci graduated from the University of Notre Dame, earning her architecture degree from the top-ranking university in 2012.

After graduating from Notre Dame, Marci worked as an intern architect for the Texas-based architecture company Michael G. Imber for two years before joining her current workplace.

The better half of the Mets outfielder is as active on social media as her husband, but not on the same platform. She might not be active on Instagram, but you can catch her on Twitter.

There have been times during the baseball season when some of Marci's tweets have gained virality. A firm supporter of her baseballer husband, Marci was vocal when he got hit by a 98mph ball of Jordan Hicks in the 2022 MLB season.

She took to Twitter to express her distress by sharing a GIF from the show Friends, with Rachael ready to pounce on a person and Ross holding her back. But there were moments of celebration as well in the Canha family in 2022. 

Marci took to Twitter to celebrate her husband reaching a milestone of 100 home runs, with many Met fans joining her in the reply section.

Previously, Willets Pen, the e-book of the New York Mets as a tribute to Marci, designed a hoodie with her name that had "Marci Ganha Winter" written on it.

Marci thanked the company saying she was flattered. The outfielder and his spouse have certainly created a special place in the hearts of the Mets within a short time. 

Mark Canha and Marci Canha married on 11 January 2014 after eleven years of dating. They are now parents to two children. 

A certified foodie, Mark prefers to keep his Instagram filled with photos of various delicacies rather than his family. But he gives sneak peeks to his fan about his family life while sharing tribute posts on mother's day and birthdays.

Their first daughter, Cami, was born in 2018 and has been seen partaking with her dad enjoying several food items on his Instagram handle. In 2019, Mark shared a photo of him and Cami enjoying Chicharrones and Chorizo torta in Phoenix. 

A few months before their visit to Phoenix, they went as a family of three to Disneyland, and he shared a photo of Marci and Cami clicking a photo with Winnie the Pooh. In 2020, during the MLB hiatus, the couple welcomed their second daughter. 

In 2021, he shared a photo of his better half holding their two kids as a mother's day tribute. He shared one of their first photos as a family of four a year later on the same occasion.

The baseballer included a photo of his daughters in Mets gear, who probably came to Citi Field to root for their dad. The love and appreciation Mark has for his partner are evident from his Instagram posts, as they have been in love for two decades.

Mark And Marci Relationship Goes Back To 2002

Mark Canha and Marci Canha went on their first date on 7 December 7 2002.

Their love story began in eighth grade, and the two teenagers certainly made love last.

In an Instagram post shared by Mark in 2017, the Mets player celebrated their 15 years of togetherness as they enjoyed dinner at the French restaurant Petit Crenn.

One of the first photos of Mark and Marci goes back to 2011 on his Facebook handle. The baseballer seems to have traveled to Indiana to visit his partner at the University of Notre Dame.

And a year later, Marci, on her Facebook handle, shared a photo of her and Mark, which at first glance looked like a normal couple picture, but a close look at Marci's hand will give you an idea that the baseballer had popped the big question. 

The couple tied the knot in January 2014, and faced all the highs and lows of life together. In his early Instagram post, Mark and Marci can be seen enjoying vacations to Hawaii, and Marci would frequently take Cami to the RingCentral Colesium.

Though the teams and jerseys might have changed, the love and support Marci has for her husband's profession remains the same and has probably even grown in recent years.