Ronald Acuna Jr.'s brother Luisangel drops 1-word reaction to girlfriend Dior's beach photo

Ronald Acuna Jr. is one of the best players in Major League Baseball and a former Most Valuable Player in the National League. He is not the only talented player in his family, though, as his brother Luisangel is a highly rated prospect. Those two brothers will be sharing a field soon, as Luisangel made his MLB debut during the 2024 season with the New York Mets.

Since the Acuna family is starting to become a big name in baseball, both Ronald and Luisangel have built up big social media brands. On Sunday, it was the Instagram account of Luisangel's girlfriend, Dior, that stole the show.

Dior's Instagram post.

Dior shared several images to her Instagram on Sunday and her main picture shows her posing in a two-piece swimsuit in the water. Luisangel and Dior share one daughter and they have been showing plenty of support for one another over the last few years.

Luisangel's comment on the post of his girlfriend, Dior.

In the screenshot posted above, Luisangel Acuna had a one-word response to Dior's post.

"Mía," [Mine] translated from Spanish.

There weren't many responses to comments from Dior on the post, but she made sure to show her man some love for the nice comment that he made on the original picture.

Ronald Acuna Jr. looking for bounce-back season

It has been a tumultuous few seasons for Ronald Acuna Jr. but he has continued to be a star when he is on the field. There are a handful of MLB stars who are looking to bounce back in 2025 and Ronald Acuna Jr. is near the top of that list. Acuna Jr. was the MVP of the National League back in 2023, and he was putting up some great numbers to begin the 2024 season as well.

A torn ACL sidelined Ronald Acuna Jr. early on in the 2024 season, and it set the Braves on a bad path as well. This is now the second torn ACL that Acuna has suffered during his MLB career, and it could impact his speed on the basepaths.

While the Atlanta Braves will be looking to get Ronald Acuna Jr. back into the fold in 2025, he won't be the only player with that last name in the NL East Division.