Ryanne Giroux, the wife of Ottawa Senators forward Claude Giroux, revealed Wednesday on social media her husband’s car was stolen and “actively driving” around.
It was a rough morning in the Giroux household Wednesday.
Ryanne Giroux, the wife of Ottawa Senators forward Claude Giroux, took to social media to reveal that the NHL star’s car was apparently stolen, and GPS tracking appeared to show the vehicle on the move as she posted her update.
“Good morning Ottawa! [Giroux’s] car was stolen last night and is currently actively driving… unable to get ahold of Ottawa Police until 10am… looking for other suggestions/to hear from other people in Ontario who have sadly had to deal with this recently,” she said in a post on X.
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Giroux, 36, responded to the news with a simple emoji expressing his frustration.
Ryanne Giroux tagged the police in her post. The department responded that an officer “has been dispatched.”
“We’re sorry to hear this. With any crime in progress, call 911 at the time of the incident. We understand an officer has been dispatched.”
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She posted an update that police were working the case and that they initially called 911 but weren’t positive that the stolen car was an “emergency.”
“Not banking on ever seeing that car again but stay tuned,” she added.
Giroux has spent the majority of his NHL career with the Philadelphia Flyers. He was traded to the Florida Panthers in 2022 and signed a three-year, $19.5 million contract with the Senators the following season.
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