Brandon Carlo’s Personal Life, Siblings, Parents, wife , Girlfriend, Kids, Other Family and Dating History

Parents and Siblings:

• Brandon Carlo’s parents are Angie and Lenny Carlo.
• He has three older siblings:
  • Jeff Carlo (brother)
  • Deanne Carlo (brother)
  • And also Jessica Carlo (sister)
• His elder sister, Jessica Carlo, was previously married to Levin Comly.

Family Background:

• • Carlo was raised in a non-denominational Christian household.
  • When he joined the Boston Bruins, he began participating in a chapel group with several of his teammates.

Wife and Children:

• • Brandon Carlo is a married man. His wife’s name is Mayson Corbett.
  • The couple is blessed with two children:
    • Wren Carlo (born in 2021)
    • Also Crew Carlo (born on May 6, 2024)

Despite a sleepless night due to the birth of their son, Carlo managed to make it to the rink in time for the Boston Bruins’ game against the Florida Panthers. In that game, he not only played but also scored a goal, contributing to the Bruins’ 5-1 victory. Quite an eventful few days for the defenseman.

Dating History:

• • Brandon Carlo proposed to his fiancée, Mayson Corbett, in September 2020 .

Personal Life

Brandon Carlo was born on November 26, 1996, in Colorado Springs, Colorado, the youngest child of Angie and Lenny Carlo. His neighbors were an ice hockey family, and Brandon frequently played both ice and street hockey with their son. Always tall for his age, Carlo was a defenseman for his youth hockey teams. His older brothers played American football, but Carlo preferred hockey.

His hometown National Hockey League (NHL) team was the Colorado Avalanche, and his favorite player was Rob Blake. Carlo played minor ice hockey with the Colorado Thunderbirds, who also played an hour outside of Colorado Springs in Denver. In 2009, he participated in the Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament with the Thunderbirds. Carlo spent five years with the Thunderbirds and served as the team’s captain during his last year, the 2012–13 season.

Later, he joined the Tri-City Americans of the Western Hockey League (WHL) for the end of the 2012–13 season. After receiving praise from coach Jim Hiller during the 2013–14 season, Carlo was an assistant captain for the Americans over the next two seasons.