Bryce Harper's wife Kayla gives a sneak peek of picturesque Hawaiian getaway 

Bryce Harper and his wife Kayla are enjoying some quality time together this MLB offseason. The couple have been married for more than eight years now and are parents to three kids: two daughters and a son. Together, the Harpers reside in Philadelphia where Bryce has been playing professional baseball with the Phillies since his blockbuster contract signing in 2019.

Kayla Harper has over 150K followers on social media and avidly shares albums as posts showcasing her moments with the Phillies first baseman and their kids. In her latest social media post, she shared some highlights from their picturesque getaway to Hawaii.

Here's a closer look at some of the snapshots from her Instagram stories:

Screenshot from the story on Instagram (Image Source: @kayy.harper/Instagram)

The couple have been together for more than 16 years since they first started to date as high schoolers in Nevada. They went their separate ways to pursue a college education but continued to date each other.

After dating for more than seven years they decided to take the next step in their relationship and got engaged in July 2016. Four months later, they exchanged wedding vows at a church in San Diego on Dec. 16, 2016, which was followed by a wedding reception at Polo Fields.

They welcomed their first child, Krew Aron on Aug. 22, 2019, followed by the birth of their elder daughter Brooklyn Elizabeth on Nov. 12, 2020. Their youngest child, Kamryn Ray Harper, was born last year on April 22.

Bryce Harper's wife, Kayla shares delightful memories from snowy retreat in January

Bryce and Kayla Harper went on a relaxing snowy retreat to the Jackson Hole Mountain Ski Resort in Wyoming alongside some of their friends in January.

Kayla shared some images from the trip on social media, with a caption that read:

"We got a full nights sleep for a week in our very own snow globe."

Harper has been chasing that elusive World Series win with the Phillies since 2019. The club twice failed to get past the NLCS in recent seasons and was knocked out in the NLDS by the Mets last season.

Despite their ouster, Harper produced yet another formidable season with the bat, becoming an All-Star and winning the Silver Slugger Award.