Terry Friedl and Laura Gialdella Shields are the beloved parents of Terry Lee ‘TJ’ Friedl; they groomed him to become the incredible person he is today.
TJ often shares pictures with his mom and dad on his social networking sites so his followers won’t miss out on the precious moments he spent with his family.
Terry and Laura are also active on social media; they go by the handles @mommafreeds and @terryfriedl. However, unlike their son, they have kept their Instagram account private.
Momma Friedl has made 217 posts and shared those with only 275 followers who have followed her; likewise, 143 users have followed papa Friedl, but he hasn’t shared any attachments to date. But they haven’t limited themselves from appearing on their children’s social media feeds.
The Baseball Outfielder Grew Up With Three Siblings
TJ is not the only child born to his parents; instead, he is the youngest. The baseball outfielder has gotten blessed to have three older siblings in his life.
Friedl grew up with three older sisters, Taylor Friedl, Tara Trenney, and Kelley Nabavi, in the San Francisco suburb of Pleasanton, California. The athlete made a post on the 2017 national siblings day sharing pictures of the four with the caption ‘These are my people!’
Taylor loves her little brother and still spoils him in his 20s with so much care. She often visits him, captures those moments in photographs, and posts them on her social networking site; the gorgeous is active on Instagram under @taayfreee and has made 138 attachments.
Likewise, Friedl’s other sisters have also created their official accounts on social media under the usernames @kelleyn17 and @misstarbear; however, they have kept them private. Tara has shared 725 posts with only 393 followers, and Kelley has made her 1.2k posts visible to 374 users.
The Basketball Coach John Calipari Is Friedl’s Second Cousin
Among the cousins the baseball player has, the 63 years old American basketball coach John Calipari is one of them, per their Wikipedia profile.
The coach was a high school point guard and a fringe division one prospect who spent two years at UNC Wilmington and later transferred to the Clarion University of Pennsylvania.
John began his career as an assistant coach at the University of Kansas and the University of Pittsburgh before becoming the head coach of the University of Massachusetts. Later the head coach worked for the New Jersey Nets, the University of Memphis, and has been with the University of Kentucky men’s team since 2009; he won the NCAA Championship with Kentucky Wildcats in 2012.
Moreover, Calipari was named Naismith College Coach of the Year thrice in 1996, 2008, and 2015. Likewise, he also got inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2015.
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