Padres' Adrian Morejon’s girlfriend Melany drops gym selfie in a bodysuit

Reliever Adrian Morejon had a strong 2024 season, finishing the campaign with a 3-2 record, a 2.83 ERA and 71 strikeouts. The 25-year-old was a reliable arm coming into the game from the bullpen and was often called upon by skipper Mike Shildt in the late innings of games.

A steadfast pillar of support for the San Diego Padres man off the field was his girlfriend Melany, who was often present at Petco Park to cheer her boyfriend on during the season. On Friday, Melany took to Instagram to post a snap to her story as she headed to the gym for a morning workout.

Screenshot of Melany's Instagram Story (Images from - Instagram.com/@melanymqz IG Stories)

Not much is known about how and where Adrian Morejon first met his girfriend, as the couple have largely preferred to keep their relationship away from the public eye. Going off Adrian Morejon's Instagram feed, though, it appears the pair have been dating since Morejon was playing for the Fort Wayne TinCaps, the Padres' High-A affiliate.

Adrian Morejon's girlfriend Melany takes to Instagram to showcase her "400 personalities"

Adrian Morejon's girlfriend, Melany, took to Instagram on December 1 to post a series of hilarious snaps, as she showcased her various "different personalities".

"my 400 personalities fighting for the spot light this month," Melany captioned her Instagram post.

Partners of other San Diego Padres players, such as Jackson Merrill's girlfriend Sammie Quinn, Xander Bogaert's wife Jarnely Martinus and Michael King's wife Sheila also commented on the post, reacting to some of the hilarious snaps Melany had included.

Just like the players, the partners of the Padres' players are a quite tight-knit group, often heading to the ballpark together to support the team. The 2024 postseason was no different, as evidenced by Sammie Quinn's Instagram post in mid-October.

Though the season ended in a fashion that would no doubt leave a bitter taste in the mouth, the players can afford to take their minds off the field and focus on spending quality time with their partners. The focus shifts back to baseball in 2025, with spring training starting in early February.