Lori Lightfoot And Wife Adopted Their Daughter Vivian When She Was Young

Lightfoot and her wife adopted Vivian when she was very young. Vivian is close to her parents and is currently 14 years old.

Vivian is also seen with Lori at different events and has supported her during an election. She also frequently appeared on her mother, Amy's Instagram.

Vivian is obsessed with Titok and encourages both Lori and Amy to make videos. She is currently practicing for a marathon. Vivian used to play basketball but stopped after getting a leg injury.

During the pandemic, Vivian mostly stayed home and played a virtual board game with her friend. She was also featured in her mother in a television advertisement for Chicago mayoral campaign, as per Chicago Tribune.

In the advertisement, it can be seen that they are in Logan Square's living room, and her kid is in the background. Lori also said that she is running in the election because of her kid and for the future of Chicago children.

Lori also revealed that Vivian plays the trumpet. She added that she would focus on public safety in every neighborhood. Lightfoot also promised that she would invest in the local school and make sure every family could afford to stay in the city.

Lori and Amy have been together for over a decade. They both married in 2014, the year same-gender marriage was legalized. 

As per The Sun, Amy is based in Illinois and lives in the same city Sterling. In the early 90s, she moved to Chicago and served in Chicago public Library for 20 years.

In 2020 Amy posted pictures of her and Lori and expressed her emotion toward their relationship. She also shared that 53 years ago, their marriage was illegal, and now they are raising children and living their life openly. 

They both are also seen in the 49th annual Pride Parade in Chicago, walking hand in hand.

With Chicago Tribute, Amy also shared that walking with her partner was one of her life's most profound, emotional, and humbling moments.

Amy also added that Chicago and the resident are most open, welcoming, diverse, loving, and non-judgemental. After her wife was elected mayor, Amy became the First Lady of Chicago.

Since then, Eshleman has been involved in different championships and has seen attending and giving speeches at different events. 

Recently she posted a picture with Riccardo Muti and praised him for being a wonderful ambassador for Chicago. She was a full-time stay-at-home mom and took care of their family.