Deshaun Watson’s wife, Jilly Anais, is making sure to take advantage of the Cleveland Browns quarterback’s $230 million, fully guaranteed contract.

A video of Watson’s wife, who has more than 2.3 million followers on Instagram, has gone viral on social media. Jilly Anais, a model and artist, went viral for her walk onto a private plane, as she carried her bags and had a man holding an umbrella for her, all the way into the plane.

NFL fans have been critical of Watson’s behavior.

“Buddy gonna be broke by the time he’s 50 and no way in heck he’s getting a media job,” one fan wrote.

“I bet he’ll be broke within 10 years of him retiring from the NFL,” one fan added.

“It’s not the umbrella that’s the problem, it’s the fact that someone is recording,” another fan added.

Not everyone hated it, though.

“Why the criticism? Her hands are quite full and that is why you pay a chauffeur. Heck, I’ve seen politicians do this at outdoor speeches where they demand a member of their staff hold the umbrella. That’s far more offensive,” another fan added.

Watson’s wife is standing by the video

While Watson and his wife have faced some backlash for the private plane video, she’s standing by it.

“🖤,” she wrote on Instagram, sharing several photos of her private plane ride.

Anais’ followers showed support for her, too.

“LIVE YOUR BEST LIFE GIRL 🤩🙌🏾😍❤️,” one fan wrote.

“OKAAAAY MRS. WATSOONNNN!!!!!!!!!🖤💍🔥❤️😍,” one fan added.

“FLYING FLYYYY!” one fan added.

“Carry on ✌🏽,” she wrote, as the video begins with her walking out of the black SUV on the airport tarmac.

Watson’s days in Cleveland could be numbered, though.

ESPN’s Ian Rapoport reported on Sunday that the Browns will consider a quarterback change heading into Week 3.

“While no firm decision has been made for Week 3, the belief is that the first two games would serve as a natural evaluation point. In other words, the Browns could use the return to Cleveland for their Week 3 home opener and a two-game sample size as the impetus for a quarterback change,” Rapoport shared.

“Shedeur Sanders would be the next man up.”

While Watson might not have the Cleveland Browns starting quarterback job on lock moving forward, with his $230 million contract, he should be set for life financially, as long as he spends and invests responsibly.