Corey Seager's wife Madisyn feels loved as she enjoys cozy weekend snuggles with Rangers slugger & their four-legged family

Corey Seager and his wife, Madisyn, are making the most of the offseason by spending quality time together. The couple resides in Arlington, Texas, with their two furry friends, Hazel and Harlow.

Mady, a social media pro who avidly shares moments with the Rangers star husband online, can be seen enjoying a cozy weekend alongside Corey and one of their furry canines. The caption on the Instagram post read:

"Sundays are for all the snuggles 🥰 "

Screenshot from the story on Instagram

The couple met each other and started dating as high school teenagers in Kannapolis, North Carolina.

Corey Seager and Madisyn kept dating each other despite going their separate ways after graduating from Northwest Cabarrus High School. She headed to East Carolina University to earn a degree in marketing while Corey was selected as a first-round draft pick by the Dodgers in 2012.

After years of dating the duo got engaged inside the Gillette Stadium while watching a Patriots game on Dec. 7, 2019. Almost a year later on Dec. 5, 2020, the couple exchanged wedding vows in a ceremony at Saddle Wood Farms in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

Corey Seager and Madisyn celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary in 2024. The couple shared a heartfelt note alongside a video reel encapsulating the best moments from their wedding. The caption read:

"Just two kids who fell in love and had no idea what would be ahead of them ✨ happy 4 year anniversary my love, this life we’ve built together has been everything we’ve dreamt it could be and more 🤍."

Corey Seager and his wife Madisyn shared images from a delightful Christmas photoshoot alongside their pets

Corey Seager and Madisyn shared delightful images from a Christmas photoshoot alongside their pet canines Hazel and Harlow on Dec. 24.

"xx, Merry Christmas from The Seagers ❤️," the caption read.

Seager produced a decent MLB season with the bat for the Rangers last year. Despite Texas failing to qualify for the postseason, and as a result failing to effectively defend their 2023 Fall Classic title, the two-time World Series MVP claimed his fifth All-Star nod after some great offensive production.