In Photos: Jose Altuve's wife Nina shares snaps from Italian countryside getaway, poses with Astros star in neutral tones at rustic winery

By Karan Tyagi

Modified Nov 13, 2024 06:30 GMT

Nina poses with husband Jose Altuve in Italy (Image Source: Instagram/ @neenaaltuve27)

Houston Astros second baseman Jose Altuve and his wife, Nina Altuve, jetted across the Atlantic to some of the most beautiful cities in Europe during the offseason. Nina shared some images of scenic spots from the Italian countryside and even posed with the Astros ace at a rustic winery.

Take a look at the images from the European getaway here:

Screenshots from Nina Altuve's story on Instagram

Jose and Nina met in Venezuela when they were teenagers. The duo soon started dating and got married during his tryout with the Astros. He eventually signed with the ballclub in 2007.

The two are parents to two daughters who were born in 2016 and 2020.

Hailing from Maracay, Venezuela, the couple are also avid philanthropists and have teamed up with the Astros Foundation on several occasions to raise money for the needy.

Considered one of the best in his position, Jose Altuve has been playing for the Houston Astros since 2011 and signed a five-year extension for $125 million during the offseason.

Jose Altuve's wife, Nina, shared some delightful images from Paris and Rome

Earlier on their trip, when the duo toured some of the iconic landmarks in the City of Love (Paris), Jose Altuve's wife took to social media to share some images.

After a three-month break, Altuve will head to Florida for spring training camp ahead of the 2025 MLB season.

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Karan has been a baseball sports betting expert, analyst and content strategist at Sportskeeda since 2022. He holds a Master's degree in Sports Management from Virginia Commonwealth University, and worked with the VCU Rams baseball team as a trackman analyst. He started following the sport at 18, watching postseason on television.

Karan is a fan of the Los Angeles Dodgers owing to their successful history in the sport, and their consistent performances at the highest level. He admires Mookie Betts’ on-field defensive and offensive prowess, along with his off-field charitable exploits, while Bruce Bochy is his favorite coach.

The Mets’ miraculous rally from a two-run deficit in the 1986 World Series Game 6 in the bottom of the 10th inning despite being two outs and two strikes down is his all-time favorite baseball moment.

Karan’s strengths are player profiling and technical deep dives, for which he always refers to reliable sources such as the social media handles of the best MLB analysts.

When not strategizing, he likes to read, listen to music, go for a run, and watch sit-coms.

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