Bryce Harper’s spouse, Kayla, lived her finest life celebrating the Phillies clinching a World Sequence spot on Sunday after a 4-3 win in opposition to the Padres in Sport 5 of the NLCS.
Kayla was apparently “blacked out” in the course of the sport, in accordance with her Instagram story, which included photographs of her leaping up and down whereas cheering with pals at Residents Financial institution Park.
Kayla additionally reposted photographs taken on the sector with fellow Phillies WAGs, together with Bryson Stott’s girlfriend, Dru White, and Bailey Falter’s girlfriend, Kylee Card.
Earlier this month, the group received collectively to observe the Phillies defeat the Astros to clinch their first postseason berth in 10 seasons.
Kayla shared a collage of photographs to Instagram on Sunday that confirmed her posing with White of their customized Phillies gear. She additionally included snaps together with her and Harper’s son Krew and daughter Brooklyn.
The proud spouse additionally shared a candy second with Harper on the sector, the place she seemed to be overcome with feelings, crying in his arms.
Bryce Harper’s spouse Kayla poses in Phillies gear forward of Sport 5 of the NLCS in opposition to the Padres at Residents Financial institution Park in Philadelphia, Pa. on Oct. 23, 2022.
Bryce Harper’s spouse Kayla and pals at Sport 5 of the NLCS in opposition to the Padres at Residents Financial institution Park in Philadelphia, Pa. on Oct. 23, 2022.
Bryce Harper’s spouse Kayla and their son at Sport 5 of the NLCS in opposition to the Padres at Residents Financial institution Park in Philadelphia, Pa. on Oct. 23, 2022.
Bryce Harper’s spouse Kayla and their daughter at Sport 5 of the NLCS in opposition to the Padres at Residents Financial institution Park in Philadelphia, Pa. on Oct. 23, 2022.
The couple was seen speaking and embracing in a protracted hug earlier than they shared a kiss.
Harper had himself an evening in Sunday’s Sport 5 win in opposition to the Padres. The appropriate fielder hit a go-ahead two-run dwelling run within the eighth inning to safe Philadelphia’s World Sequence berth — which marks the staff’s first journey since 2009.
Harper was named NLCS MVP after hitting .400 with two dwelling runs and 5 RBIs.
The seven-time All-Star signed a 13-year, $330 million contract with the Phillies heading into the 2019 season.
The Phillies will play the Astros within the 2022 World Sequence, which begins Friday in Houston.
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