It appears Los Angeles Rams running back and his wife, Makiah Corum, are making the most of the offseason.

A recent video has surfaced online of Blake and Makiah poking fun at his wife’s spending habits. Primarily at TJ Maxx.

Makiah is seen mimicking the audio in the video, saying “Clap if you’re against… it,” then pointing at the TJ Maxx sign before saying: “Jokes on him, I already shopped online.”

Immediately after her part of the video ends, the camera pans over to Blake, clapping his hands, who follows it up with a hilarious jump into an action pose.

TRENDING: Los Angeles #Rams standout running back Blake Corum posted that he is STRONGLY AGAINST his wife shopping at TJ Maxx because of the amount of money she spends.

Blake’s wife responded: “Jokes on him, I already shopped online.”

No way 😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/lTi8iAs474

— MLFootball (@MLFootball) June 18, 2026

When the Corums haven’t had a chance to relax and have fun, they’ve been busy at home taking care of their newborn child as they welcomed in their daughter, Zara Corum, this past March.

Blake and Makiah have been together since 2022, when they met while attending Michigan. Blake was a standout football player, while Makiah was actively involved in her academic and advocacy work on campus.

In June, 2024, Blake proposed to Makiah, and the two got married in April, 2025.

Blake was originally scheduled to be at the Rams mandatory minicamp this week, until head coach Sean McVay decided to cancel the camp as a way to allow players to get a head start on their summer break.

The summer break is the final break of the offseason for NFL players until they return to their teams for training camp. Once teams start training camp, it’s a full-on sprint the rest of the way as it’s the final workout program of the offseason.

The Rams have not announced when they will return to training camp, but usually, teams begin camp during the final week of July and will have it go on for a month’s duration.

Blake Corum is coming off his second season in the NFL, where he saw a major increase in workload production, carrying the ball 145 times for 746 yards and 6 touchdowns.

Blake spent last season sharing snaps with Kyren Williams, who took the majority of the load last season and is expected to again this season, for a Rams team that has aspirations of winning the franchise’s third Super Bowl.