In Photos: Alex Bregman's wife Reagan launches original spicy and saucy new Southwest food brand at Texas grocery store

In addition to serving as a superfan to her husband, Alex Bregman, Reagan Bregman leads a very busy life. Recently, her hard work on one of her latest projects yielded some sweet, and spicy results.

In a post on Instagram, Reagan announced that her trademark brand of spicy and saucy Southwestern food, Wild Sol, has been taken up by Texas regional grocery retailer H-E-B. In a flurry of images posted to her account, Reagan showed off her array of salsas, as well as multiple promotional events pertaining to Wild Sol.

"If you haven't heard, @wildsol is officially on @heb shelves. We are prepping for a recipe series & would love to know what recipes you want to see - comment below! So proud of our incredible team behind this brand" - Reaganelizabeth

Reagan founded the Wild Sol brand with her husband, Alex Bregman. Inspired by the Houston Astros star's youth spent in New Mexico, the line of spicy salsa currently features four products ranging from mild to hot, with Verde and Habanero variants also thrown into the mix.

A native of Louisiana, Reagan Howard earned a degree in marketing from Texas A&M University and began working at Google in Austin. After meeting Alex at a dinner party held by mutual friends in 2018, the pair became engaged and tied the knot in late 2020.

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Not one to sit still, Reagan Bregman has since thrown herself into a variety of other ventures. In addition to founding the athleisure line Exiza, Reagan has also designed several pieces of luxury jewelry that have been sold by various Houston-area jewelers.

Reagan and Alex Bregman's salsa finds fans among MLB icons

In January, the Bregmans gave participants at Reggie Jackson's Mr. October Golf Tournament in Florida an early taste of Wild Sol. With big-name attendees like Jeff Bagwell and John Smoltz in attendance, the salsa was certainly a hit, as Alex Bregman told KHOU 11:

“There was a logjam at the 13th hole because people were hanging out eating salsa."

Partners in parenthood and baseball, the Bregmans will be hoping their latest venture will be as successful as all of the other efforts that they have put together over the years.