Tyler Glasnow's girlfriend Meghan Murphy elevates glamor in sleeveless white wide-leg jumpsuit for picture-perfect moment with Dodgers ace

Tyler Glasnow and his girlfriend Meghan Murphy are ready for Christmas. The couple, who have been dating since 2021, just experienced one of their best years with the LA Dodgers ace winning his first World Series.

Although Glasnow couldn't pitch in the postseason due to injury, Murphy was steadfast in her support for the club, joining other Dodgers wives and girlfriends on gameday trips.

On Monday, Meghan shared a festive look of the couple in a snap that had a Christmas tree in the backdrop which perfectly complemented their white outfits. She wore a stylish, white sleeveless jumpsuit with a V-neckline and wide-leg pants. Her accessories were minimal and her hair was styled in loose waves.

Meanwhile, the Dodgers ace wore a crisp white long sleeve button-down shirt. He paired it with gray trousers and completed the outfit with casual white sneakers.

Meghan's Instagram story

Tyler Glasnow and Meghan's offseason vacation in Africa

2024 marked Tyler Glasnow's first year playing for a West Coast team. He previously played with the Tampa Bay Rays before signing a five-year $136.5 million fully guaranteed contract with the Dodgers, including a $10 million signing bonus and an average annual salary of $27.3 million.

A winning season was followed by the couple visiting African jungles where they encountered several animals, including lions, leopards, elephants and giraffes. Their wildlife adventure also included cycling, a bath near a waterfall and hiking.

Last month, Glasnow shared a series of pictures from their vacation on Instagram.

This is not the first time the couple has taken an adventurous trip. Last offseason, they went for a hike in the mountains, trekking their way to beautiful views.

The couple is relaxing before Glasnow takes the mound again next season.

His first campaign in Chavez Ravine saw him make 22 starts, going 9-6, registering a 3.49 ERA and an excellent 0.95 WHIP. He hopes to do one better on a star-studded pitching rotation which saw a Cy Young addition in Blake Snell who signed a five-year $182 million contract on Nov. 30.