Jodi Ewart Shadoff's husband, Adam Shadoff, is a successful and award-winning television sports journalist with twenty years of on-air experience throughout the country. He has also worked as a cameraman, editor, writer, producer, correspondent, and anchor.

His career as an anchor began in 2002 when he worked as a sports reporter at WUTR-TV for almost two years before beginning to fill in as a weekend sports anchor at KTSM-TV for another two years.

Similarly, he spent five years working as a sports anchor for WRIC-TV (2006–2008) and KRQE-TV (2008–2011). 

After that, he served as a freelance play-by-play announcer for PGA Tour Radio/PGATour.com and a TV sideline reporter for Orlando City Soccer in 2013 and 2020, respectively.

In addition to his job as an anchor, he spent five months teaching broadcast journalism as an adjunct professor at the University of South Florida.

According to his LinkedIn profile, he also presented the weekly show "Inside UCF Football" in 2015, which was produced by the University of Central Florida and aired on WRBW-My65 TV Orlando.

Shadoff was an athlete in high school, participating in varsity soccer, track, golf, and basketball during his freshman year at Sandia Prep from 1991 to 1997.

Following graduation, he enrolled at Syracuse University to pursue a Bachelor of Arts degree in communication.

A year later, he studied at the University of Miami for his MA in broadcast journalism.

Sports reporter Adam Shadoff was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, to parents Neal and Susan Shane Shadoff. His mother and father have been married for more than 47 years, having exchanged vows in 1975.

His mother is on social media and has shared many of the featured photographs of her family on various occasions. She has also asserted that she is a native of Baltimore, Maryland.

Besides that, he has a sister named Rachel, who is married to her husband, Nathan Cobb, and has two gorgeous children, Ellie and Miles.

Furthermore, the family appears to be similarly engaged in golf since Adam's father has been photographed at the golf course, and his aunt, Debbie, and her husband have also been sighted at the PGA Championship.

Adam met his wife, Jodi, while working as a sports reporter. According to an endearing New York Times story, their first embrace was probably recorded on video as Adam met Jodi while interviewing her on a golf trip in New Mexico in 2011.

In contrast, Jodi has since become an LPGA pro, and Adam was working as a sports anchor at SNN6 in Sarasota. Their narrative may be full of sports references, but their wedding was no joke.

Following their sweet engagement session (with no golf courses or clubs on site), the couple enjoys a beautifully planned wedding at the Longboat Key Club & Resort.

The day and night were packed with beautiful and classic details. And Jodi's bridesmaids stood out against the gentle fog backdrop in their stunning pink gowns.

In 2013, Adam and Jodi married with a beautiful beach ceremony and reception at the Longboat Key Club. On October 13, 2012, the couple registered their marriage in Sarasota, Florida, before the big day.

Ewart Shadoff and her husband are reportedly in their early 30s, with Adam being a year or two older than his wife.

The preceding remark is based on his academic qualifications, shown on his LinkedIn page as "a schooled kid who started school in 1991." Shadoff might have been 4 to 5 years old when he started preschool.

Calculations show Shadoff to be between 35 and 36 years of age, while his wife, who was born on January 7, 1988, in Northallerton, United Kingdom, is 34 years old.

The Shadoff couple is the parents of two beautiful breeds of dogs, Winston and Zia Shadoff. 

Countless pictures of Jodi and Adam's gorgeous extended family may be found on their respective Instagram pages. Jodi attended college in New Mexico, and the emblem on the state flag symbolizes Zia, which is how she got the name of her 12-year-old dog.

Additionally, their other longhaired English Cream Dachshund dog, Winston Shadoff, has an Instagram page with a bio naming Adam and Jodi as his parents.