In Photos: Ronald Acuna Jr.'s wife turns heads in winterwear during romantic Lake Geneva getaway with Braves superstar

Ronald Acuna Jr. has been enjoying the offseason with vacations at scenic locations. After traveling to the Aspen Highlands, Acuna and his wife visited Paris. Now, the couple, along with close family, are enjoying the beauty of Switzerland.

On Tuesday, Acuna's wife Maria Laborde shared snippets from their time in the "Playground of Europe" via her Instagram stories. In the series of stories, the Atlanta Braves superstar and his wife posed with the scenic Lake Geneva in the background.

Lake Geneva is the largest lake in the country, though it is the 23rd biggest in Europe. Acuna's youngest son was in a stroller in two of the snaps. Laborde kissed her husband on the cheek in a snap while another featured the Braves superstar kissing his wife.

IG stories of Maria Laborde (instagram.com/marialaborde/)

As it is the winter season, Laborde wore an apt outfit though she did it in style, as is expected of the 2015 Miss Teen Carabobo. Her jacket, furry hat, jeans and boots were black.

On the other hand, Ronald Acuna complemented his wife's outfit with a black furry coat and jeans. The former MVP also sported a white tee, matching his black and white sneakers.

Ronald Acuna Jr.'s wife shows love to her brother on Swiss trip

Ronald Acuna and Maria Laborde enjoyed the Aspen Highlands vacation with her friend Valeria Rojas, accompanied by Rojas' boyfriend, Jose Ignacio. For the European vacation, Acuna's brother Bryan, his girlfriend, and Laborde's brother are with the Braves superstar and his wife.

Brian had shared a romantic snap with his girlfriend Daniela Carrasquel on his Instagram. Laborde shared a snap with her brother Emilio with the caption:

"Love you"

IG stories of Maria Laborde and Bryan Acuna (instagram.com/marialaborde/, bryanacuna13)

As for Ronald Acuna's professional career, the superstar outfielder missed a huge chunk of the 2024 season with an ACL injury and subsequent surgery earlier this year.

In his absence, the Braves suffered a postseason exit at the hands of the San Diego Padres in the NL Wild Card Series. Moreover, the Braves recently offloaded Jorge Soler to the LA Angels for Griffin Canning.

Soler's move didn't come as a surprise, as Acuna's injury meant he had to spend some time in the designated hitter's role before fully acclimatizing to his preferred role in the outfield. With the team already having a DH in Marcell Ozuna, Soler became the odd one.