Mookie Betts' wife Brianna wows in chic green-black ensemble with golden accents in latest mirror selfie

LA Dodgers right fielder Mookie Betts is coming off a great season as he won his third World Series title after the club took down the New York Yankees in five games. Supporting him throughout this postseason was his wife, Brianna, who made it all the way to the East Coast, to celebrate the Dodgers' triumph at Yankee Stadium in Game 5 on Oct. 30.

On Sunday night, Brianna shared a mirror selfie from a sneaker store. She wore a light green cropped top with long sleeves and a V-neck. She paired it with dark-colored pants (likely jeans), pointed black boots, a black handbag with a chain strap, and jewelry, such as a bracelet and a watch, visible on her wrist.

Brianna's Instagram story

Currently, the couple is relaxing and spending quality time with their two children, Kynlee Ivory Betts (born on November 6, 2018) and Kaj Lynn Betts (born on April 18, 2023). Their daughter even appeared in a commercial for Lego a couple of months ago.

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Mookie Betts admits to intentionally getting into fights with wife Brianna to travel along with his teammates

Team bonding is an essential factor for any sport, especially baseball. Mookie Betts knows it well, and amidst an intense postseason that led to the World Series triumph, the star right fielder confessed on his podcast that, in order to travel with the team back to Dodgerland, he deliberately got into fights with his wife Brianna like many of his teammates.

"You know, the wildest, best thing to me, from my perspective, was that after we won the World Series, we were so together. We all said, 'F*ck it, we’re just going to argue with our wives so we can ride back together.' You know what I’m saying? Like, that’s dope. That’s why we won the World Series," Betts said.

Mookie Betts is coming off an incredible year and despite a hand injury that led him to miss many games in the midseason, he still managed to hit .289 with 19 homers, 75 RBIs and 75 runs scored in 116 games played. His postseason numbers were even better, with him hitting .290 with four home runs, 16 RBIs and 14 runs scored in 16 games.