Darcy Moore's seven-word message to Dee Salmin stuns AFL fans after Brownlow look

AFL star Darcy Moore sparked social-media chatter by leaving a seven-word message on a post shared by his partner, Dee Salmin, after she shared images from the Brownlow Medal count. Salmin, 31, wore a dramatic strapless white gown with a keyhole cut-out under the bust. The couture look featured intricate beading, shimmering sequins and textured floral embellishments.

Moore, 29, commented on the post with the line, "I am extremely in love with you," a message that quickly drew a flood of likes and a cascade of admirer reactions from fans. The remark amplified the social-media buzz surrounding the couple’s appearance at the Brownlow Medal count on Monday, with followers praising Salmin’s look and celebrating the couple’s relationship.

Responses to Moore’s comment ranged from expressions of astonishment to declarations of support for the couple. One follower wrote, "Will never get over this moment," while another echoed, "I still haven’t picked myself up off the floor after this." The post helped propel a broader online narrative that the pair share a romantic chemistry that resonates with many fans.

The Brownlow Medal count has long been a focal point for AFL fans and media attention, and this year’s event proved no different as Salmin’s ensemble became a talking point in addition to on-field performances. Some fans speculated online about the bridal-like styling of Salmin’s look and whether it might signal a forthcoming milestone for the couple, though no proposal was confirmed.

Moore and Salmin have been a public-facing pair for several years. Moore is a key figure for Collingwood, and Salmin has built her profile as a media personality, hosting radio programs and appearing on television. Salmin’s public commentary on relationships and independence has been noted in various interviews, but the Brownlow weekend focus remained on the fashion moment and the seven-word message that followed.

This moment underscores how modern sports narratives increasingly intertwine with personal-life coverage, where a single social-media post can become a focal point of fans’ engagement during a major AFL season. The Brownlow Medal count remains a centerpiece of the AFL calendar, drawing attention to players, partners, and the social scenes that accompany the sport’s biggest night.