Vikings' Camryn Bynum asks for visa help for wife stuck in Philippines during post-game interview

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Minnesota Vikings safety Camryn Bynum played a vital role in his team’s massive 22-17 upset over the San Francisco 49ers on Monday night, which ultimately led to a post-game interview during which he wanted to talk about something other than himself. 

Bynum may have had a team-high seven tackles and two interceptions — one of which was the game-clincher with 25 seconds left in the fourth quarter with the 49ers trying to drive downfield — but his mind during the interview with NFL Network was on his wife, Lalaine, who he says is having trouble getting her visa to enter the U.S. 

Lalaine Bynum has been in the Philippines, and her husband, wearing the country’s flag on his helmet and towel on Monday night at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, asked for help for something that’s been weighing heavy on him for the past two seasons. 

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Camryn Bynum of the Minnesota Vikings reacts after a play against the San Francisco 49ers at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis on Monday. (Michael Owens/2023 Michael Owens)

They’ve tried on multiple occasions to obtain a visa, and it just hasn’t worked out. 

"Anyone have connections [to] the US immigration office for my wife?" Bynum posted on X over a video of his interview after the Vikings' win. "She’s in the Philippines and not able to come to the US until her I-130 spousal visa is granted. We’re going on 2 football season of no games for her. We’ve been denied a tourist visa twice so far. RT til she’s home."

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He also discussed his Bynum Faith Foundation, which has a mission of providing