Brooks Koepka's wife, Jena Sims, shared a hilarious ad on her social media account. On Friday, she posted a video featuring a couple who hilariously talk about how eating donuts saved their marriage. The couple advises not to get divorced and instead to eat donuts.Jena Sims reshared the video on her Instagram story with a caption in which she dubbed it the "best marital advice.""Half of all marriages end in divorce. Thnx @lynsey\\\_ best marital advice to date!!" Sims wrote in the IG story.Brooks Koepka's wife Jena Sims dubs hilarious ad the 'best marital advice' ever/@jenamsimsJena Sims has been happily married to Brooks Koepka for three years now. The couple tied the knot back in June 2022 after dating for around eight years. Sims and Koepka met during the Masters in 2015. However, they only made their relationship public in 2017.They have often been spotted in public, and even Sims was spotted cheering for the American golfer during his games. In March 2021, Koepka went on his knees to propose to the American model in a romantic setup in Jupiter, Florida. He proposed to her on a beach, and a year later, they tied the knot on June 4, 2022.Brooks Koepka's wife Jena Sims celebrates their third marriage anniversaryOn June 4, 2025, Brooks Koepka and Jena Sims celebrated their third marriage anniversary. She posted a reel on her Instagram account recapping all the beautiful moments of the couple. She shared the reel with a caption saying:"The years keep getting better and better, love. @bkoepka Happy Anniversary ❣️" View this post on Instagram Instagram PostIn the reel, Sims included the moment of her getting married and clips of them walking down the aisle. She has been a strong supporter of her husband.This week, Brooks Koepka is playing at the LIV Golf Virginia 2025, and he almost made an ace. Jena Sims shared a video of her husband cheering for him on her Instagram account on Friday.Brooks Koepka's wife Jena Sims cheers for him at LIV Golf Virginia /@jenamsimsKoepka started his campaign at the LIV Golf Virginia on Friday, June 6. He started the game on the first tee hole with a par and then made a birdie on the second.He made three birdies on the front nine and two bogeys, while on the back nine he carded two bogeys and two birdies and settled for an even par in a tie for T25 place. Martin Kaymer took the lead in the game in a tie with Bryson DeChambeau. Anirban Lahiri settled in a tie for third place with Phil Mickelson, Marc Leishman, Graeme McDowell, Joaquin Niemann, and Jon Rahm at 4-under. The tournament will have its finale on Sunday, June 8.