A few weeks after the Los Angeles Dodgers' 2024 World Series victory, Freddie Freeman's eldest son, Charlie, requested a pet cat. In November, the Freemans adopted a cat and named him Champ.
Champ has seemingly quickly become a beloved member of the Freeman household. Freddie's wife, Chelsea Freeman, gave fans a glimpse of the special bond between her husband and their furry friend.
On Wednesday, she shared a heartwarming video on her Instagram story, capturing Freeman gently cradling Champ in his arms.

"You would never know this cat was homeless living in the streets/woods of LA 8 months ago," Chelsea wrote in the caption of the IG story.

Freeman, who signed a six-year, $162 million contract in 2022, is currently recovering from an ankle injury. He is expected to play for the Dodgers as a designated hitter in the initial weeks of spring training. However, he's expected to recover completely by opening day.
Freddie Freeman's wife Chelsea buys new cat cave for Champ
Chelsea Freeman loves capturing sweet moments with their pet, Champ. On Monday, she shared a series of Instagram stories highlighting the bond between their son Charlie and Champ. She also gave fans a peek at Champ's new cat cave.
"You're ready to show Champy his new cat cave?" Chelsea asked her son in the IG story.

Impressed by how much their furry friend loved the cave, she encouraged her followers to consider getting one for their pets. She even highlighted the benefits of the cozy new addition to their home.
"Hey guys, Champy has been hiding out in his cute little cat cave that I got off of Amazon. It's super soft and cozy and it has this cute little toy attachment that he plays with during the day. Look how cozy he is," Chelsea Freeman said.
"So he's in Charlie's room, he sleeps in here. So, now he's got his old, I think he's like taken over half of the room at this point. But this is his newest little cat corner. Hey boo boo, yeah, that is cozy in there, huh? So cute," she added.