Who Is Cameron Smith’s Wife? Everything to Know About His Partner as He Steps Into Becoming a Father
Australian golfer Cameron Smith is among the highest-paying golfers in LIV Golf. While his years of hard work and resilience are some of the reasons behind his success, he never forgets to mention how his rock-solid support system gives him all the strength he needs to accomplish all his goals. He married the love of his life on December 31, 2023, in an intimate ceremony in Brisbane. After photos showcased Naoum’s impressive engagement ring, news of their engagement emerged in December.
Reports indicated that Smith proposed in November, resulting in a brief engagement period for the couple before making their announcement public. As it turns out, almost a year after their special day, the couple is all set to be parents. They are set to welcome their firstborn in March next year. “I’m more excited than anything,” Smith told Australian Golf Digest on Wednesday at the Australian Open at Kingston Heath and Victoria GC. The former world No. 2 received the exciting news in late July, coinciding with his strong performance at LIV Golf London, where he finished tied for second behind Jon Rahm. “We found out in London and I had a really good week there,” three-time LIV winner Smith said. “We had a cool moment (when we found out). It’s going to be awesome.”
Shanel Naoum was born on October 29, 1996, in Jacksonville, Florida. She went to the University of North Florida where she pursued her degree in public health and health science. As she graduated, she went to the Palmer College of Chiropractic to earn her degree in chiropractic. She is currently a chiropractic physician, working as an Orthopedic Specialist in Florida. Naoum specializes in manual manipulations, auto injuries, and extremity & spinal disorders. Just like her husband Cameron Smith, she likes to enjoy a private life, keeping even her social media handles away from the public light. Shanel Naoum is also sincerely talented and was an extraordinary student back in her college. She is fluently versed in both Arabic and English.