Mia Fevola unveils new romance with Bulldogs rookie Jamarra Ugle-Hagan

The stepdaughter of Brendan Fevola has gone public with her new relationship, appearing on social media alongside an AFL rookie.

The stepdaughter of AFL legend Brendan Fevola has gone public with her new relationship, appearing on social media alongside Western Bulldogs recruit Jamarra Ugle-Hagan.

Melbourne-based influencer Mia Fevola, 21, had her arm wrapped around the No. 1 draft pick in a photo uploaded to Instagram on Monday evening, captioned with a love heart.

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According to The Herald Sun, the pair were spotted together numerous times during the summer, nost notably at the Sorrento Hotel.

Fevola was previously in a two-year relationship with Richmond Tigers triple premiership player Daniel Rioli, but the pair parted ways in February last year.

She launched her own leisurewear label MALLT Collective in 2020 and has accumulated more than 134,000 followers on Instagram.

Mia Fevola and Jamarra Ugle-Hagan are Instagram official.

Last month, Fevola told The Herald Sun that Ugle-Hagan and her were “merely friends”, but they’ve clearly taken their relationship to the next level.

Meanwhile, Rioli recently went public with his latest fling, Tik Tok creator and emerging musician Paris Lawrence.

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“Daniel and I are really good friends. I’m not seeing anyone,” Fevola said in November.

“Daniel is really close to my family. He always talks to them. I don’t think he’ll ever be able to get rid of dad.”

Mia is the eldest child of Brendan’s longtime partner Alex, but the Carlton great adopted Mia as his own daughter after marrying Alex in 2005.

Jamarra Ugle-Hagan poses in a photo with Mia Fevola and two friends.

Jamarra Ugle-Hagan of the Bulldogs.

Mia Fevola, stepdaughter of Carlton great Brendan.

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Ugle-Hagan was picked up by the Bulldogs at the 2020 AFL Draft, the 18-year-old tall forward dubbed “Buddy Franklin 2.0” by some AFL pundits.

Speaking to The Age in December, Ugle-Hagan conceded he modelled his football career on the Sydney Swans star.

“I just use him as a person that sets goals for me,” he said.

“Everyone has that person you want to become, or even do better (than).”

Ugle-Hagan was the first Indigenous footballer to be taken at pick one since Des Headland achieved the feat in 1998.

He also became the first Bulldogs to top the AFL draft since Brownlow Medallist Adam Cooney in 2003.

The Western Bulldogs will take on the Collingwood Magpies on Friday, March 19th for their season opener at the MCG.

Jamarra Ugle-Hagan, draft selection #1 for the Bulldogs.