Justin Turner reacts as wife Kourtney embraces motherhood with Matera Motorized Glider Recliner

With another long and grueling season done and dusted, experienced infielder Justin Turner will be looking to make the most of the downtime by spending plenty of time with his wife, Kourtney and young son, Bo.

On Wednesday, Kourtney Turner took to Instagram to share an adorable video with her five-month-old son as the pair relaxed in a Monte recliner.

"Soaking up all the sweet moments with baby Bo. Whether it’s time for a feeding, a bedtime story or a nap, our @montedesign Matera Motorized Glider Recliner, is at the center of it all." Kourtney Turner captioned her Instagram post

Her husband also commented on the post, expressing his delight as his wife and son enjoyed precious moments together.

"Loving all of this 🥰🥰🥰🥰" Turner commented

Screenshot of Turner's comment (Image from - Instagram.com/@court_with_a_k)

Justin Turner first crossed paths with his future wife when he was a young player for the New York Mets, and she was a student studying at UCLA. The pair initially maintained a long-distance relationship before Turner moved to the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2014. The couple tied the knot in 2017 in San José del Cabo, Mexico.

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Fellow big leaguers turn up to play at 8th annual Justin Turner Golf Classic

To raise funds for charitable causes, Justin Turner and his wife Kourtney host an annual golf tournament. In 2024's edition of the event, several big leaguers, such as Corey Seager, Ryan Pepiot, Cal Raleigh and Scott Kazmir, turned up to lend their support.

Kourtney later took to Instagram to share a series of snaps from the event.

"The best day all FORE a good cause ⛳️☀️ 8th Annual Justin Turner Golf Classic" Kourtney Turner captioned her Instagram post

On the pitch, things did not go to plan for Turner and his team, the Seattle Mariners, as they missed out on the AL West division title to rivals the Houston Astros and also failed to qualify for the postseason in the process. For now, Turner can afford to take his mind off the field and focus instead on spending plenty of quality time with his wife and young son.