American came to Montreal in 2013 as a running back and is now married, comfortably speaks French and is seeking Canadian citizenship.
If anything convinced Sutton to stay, it was his last trip home in 2013 when, he confided, he was innocently arrested for DUI because his white girlfriend at the time was vomiting when police stopped his vehicle; Sutton unsure he’d be allowed back into Canada due to the incident. Despite saying he tested below the legal alcohol limit, he went to trial and was found innocent.Article content
Sutton came into contact quite naturally with Desgagné, the Als’ former director of digital content. Whenever they spoke, the conversation flowed easily along with the sparks between the two. When they found each other again on Tinder, the online dating site, Sutton believed it was fate, although they initially had to keep their relationship hidden.
“She’s an amazing person, so down to earth,” he said, reverently. “She can sing. We can talk about anything. She’s competitive for no reason and extremely smart; I’m pretty sure she’s smarter than me. She’s got this loving quality. When you look at her eyes … oh my God, you get lost in her green eyes every time. And she’s amazing to look at. I can’t thank her enough for allowing me to continue my life while … essentially raising the kids.
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