Freddie Freeman's wife Chelsea captures adorable moment of son Charlie with house cat Champ

Freddie Freeman's wife Chelsea captured an adorable moment of her eldest son Charlie with their house cat Champ as the Freemans get into the Christmas festivities. They had adopted the kitten just three days after Freeman had won the World Series with the Dodgers.

Since adopting the cat, Charlie has been seemingly enjoying spending time with the feline and Chelsea shared one of their cute moments together on social media, with the caption:

"Charlie and Champ."

Screenshots from the post on Instagram

Charlie had called up his father Freddie Freeman to seek his approval for the adoption. His mother then took him to a cat adoption drive organized by Stray Cat Alliance in LA. Chelsea shared some delightful images from the day on social media showcasing her three kids with the cat.

"Meet “Champ” … because why not adopt a kitten 3 days after the World Series 🤭. Freddie took a nap and woke up to a FaceTime from Charlie asking if he could get a cat 😁"

Freddie Freeman had met his wife in 2011, when she was pursuing a degree in University of Central Florida and he had been already drafted into the big leagues by the Braves. The duo got engaged in 2014, a year after she had graduated from college.

They proceeded with their wedding rituals on Nov. 22, 2014 at the St. Regis Bal Harbour in Miami Beach, Florida. They are parents to three kids, Frederick Charles Freeman II, Brandon John and Maximus Turner, who were born in 2016, 2020, and 2021 respectively.

Freeman was joined by all of his family members on the victory parade bus in Los Angeles after Dodgers had sealed the eighth World Series in franchise history. Now he is enjoying time with his family during the offseason.

Freddie Freeman's wife, Chelsea, shared a family photo from Thanksgiving Day

Freeman's wife took to social media to share a delightful image from their family's 2024 Thanksgiving Day celebrations. All the family members rocked a mix of black and white outfits and shared a gleeful smile for the camera. The caption on the social media post read:

"Thankful now more than ever for good health and our family being together. Happy Thanksgiving from the Freeman Family! 🦃🍁🍽"

Freddie finsihed the 2024 season on a high after winning the World Series MVP award and the second Fall Classic of his MLB career.