Adam Dirks was born on December 10, 1988, in Kansas. Growing up, he developed a love for the ocean and surfing, which would later become a significant part of his life.
After completing his education, Dirks worked as a substitute teacher and also spent time working in a youth ministry. These experiences helped shape his passion for working with others and giving back to the community.
Dirks met professional surfer Bethany Hamilton, known for her resilience and determination after surviving a shark attack in 2003. The two quickly bonded over their shared love of surfing, and their relationship blossomed. In 2014, they decided to take on a new adventure together and competed on the 25th season of The Amazing Race. This experience not only tested their teamwork skills but also solidified their strong bond as a couple.
Adam and Bethany have built a beautiful life together in Princeville, Hawaii. In June 2015, they welcomed their first child, a son named Tobias. Their family grew again in March 2018 when they welcomed a second son, Wesley Phillip. On Valentine's Day 2021, they were overjoyed to welcome their third son, Micah. The couple announced in March 2023 that they were expecting their fourth child, and in July of that year, their daughter Alaya was born.
While Bethany is a professional surfer, Adam also enjoys spending time in the ocean and riding the waves. Their shared passion for surfing has allowed them to connect on a deeper level and support each other in their individual pursuits.
Adam Dirks has shown immense strength and resilience in both his personal and professional life. Despite facing challenges along the way, he has remained dedicated to his family and his passions. His unwavering support for Bethany and their growing family is a testament to his commitment and love.
As Adam and Bethany continue to navigate their journey together, they look forward to new adventures and experiences as a family. Their shared love for surfing, their strong bond, and their growing family will undoubtedly continue to shape their lives in the years to come.