"Watch your tone" - Blake Snell's partner Haeley makes feelings known about Latina influencer’s viral Gen Z vs. Millennials take

For pitcher Blake Snell and his partner Haeley, the past week has been a very eventful one. Even though her boyfriend just inked the biggest deal of his career, Haeley still found some time to address the generational divide between Millennials and Gen Z's.

In a recent post on Instagram, Haeley - a millennial - criticized the fashion dogmas of the generation after her. Claiming that her younger counterparts were "on Depop fighting for something that I wore to my first day of tenth grade." Haeley went on to say "Your Pinterest looks just like me in middle school, watch your tone, watch your volume."

"I don’t know why I thought the gen z would laugh with me. they did not, dear reader. they did not" - hellotefi

Like Blake Snell, Haeley is a native of the state of Washington. Having worked as an inside sales representative for the Chicago Bulls, Haeley Mar also worked for the Seattle-based Russell Wilson planning academy. In 2022, she began dating the esteemed MLB pitcher.

An active voice on social media, Haeley has often used her social media as a support for her boyfriend. On her feed, one can find everything from photos of the couple's dogs to lavish Tuscan vacations. After Blake Snell won the 2023 NL Cy Young Award with the San Diego Padres, Haeley gifted him a pair of Air Jordan 1 Lows with references to both teams that he won the pitching honor with.

"To celebrate his second Cy Young Award, Blake Snell’s girlfriend gifted him custom Air Jordan 1 Lows inspired by the Rays and Padres." - Complex Sneakers

On Dec. 3, Haeley was in attendance at Blake Snell's press conference with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Days earlier, the ace inked a five-year, $182 million deal with the defending World Series champions.

Blake Snell is all-in for his new club

In seven career starts at Dodger Stadium, the 32-year-old has a 2.03 ERA - a stat that may have massaged his decision. At the press conference to announce his massive deal, Snell shared his excitement to be in LA:

"It's pretty amazing, the opportunities. But being able to pitch in a packed stadium, you know, you make moments for people, and this is where you want to play. I don't think there's a better situation that you could be in than being right here."

While Snell now finds himself in the center of the baseball universe, Haeley is likely also looking forward to being in the mecca of influencing and marketing.