Bryce Harper & wife Kayla share heartfelt laughter on sand during beach getaway; Jeff Hoffman, Aaron Nola, Bryson Stott's wives react

Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper and his family are using the offseason to its fullest. To avoid the freezing temperatures of Nashville, where they stay during the offseason, Harper took his family beachside.

Harper's family includes his wife Kayla (married in December 2016 at the San Diego California Temple), two daughters and a son: Krew Aron (born in August 2019), Brooklyn Elizabeth (born in November 2020) and Kamryn Ray (born in April 2024).

On Sunday, Kayla shared a series of photos from their beach getaway during the weekend. It includes their kids enjoying and getting themselves engulfed in sand, while the Harper couple enjoyed each other's company. In one photo, Kayla is seen reclining on a picnic blanket, playfully smiling, while Bryce, in a Tennessee Vols college baseball jersey, lounged beside her.

Partners of Harper's teammates commented under Kayla's post.

Marissa Hoffman, the wife of Phillies pitcher Jeff Hoffman, wrote:

“The hairrrr 😍 🌊 gorgeous!!!!,” referring to Kayla’s stunning natural curls.

Hunter Jayde Nola, wife of Aaron Nola, added heart emojis. Dru, girlfriend of Bryson Stott, also admired her curls, writing:

"Look at those curls!! You're glowing."

Reactions on Kayla's IG post

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Bryce Harper and Kayla enjoys in their "snow globe"

The beachside vacation comes just a week after the couple enjoyed time with their friends amid freezing temperatures of -10°C, likely in Tennessee.

A week ago, Bryce Harper's wife Kayla posted a series of photos, where the couple was joined by a group of their friends including Nicole and Scott Dysinger, Bryson Stott and his partner Dru, Terrance Cardon and a few others.

"We got a full nights sleep for a week in our very own snow globe 😮‍💨," Kayla wrote in the caption.

On the baseball front, Bryce Harper's Philadelphia Phillies were one of the best teams in the National League, winning the NL East. However, in the postseason, they were subdued by the New York Mets, ending another season without a World Series appearance as Harper's Hall of Fame resume continues to miss the Fall Classic title.