Giannis Antetokounmpo's wife Mariah Riddlesprigger pens touching note and shares adorable photos for daughter's 1st birthday 

With a few weeks left before the upcoming NBA season commences, Giannis Antetokounmpo continues to spend time with his loved ones. In celebration of his daughter's first birthday, his wife Mariah Riddlesprigger shared a heartfelt post on Instagram on September 14. The post included photos of their young daughter Eva alongside her brothers, Liam and Maverick.

On Sept. 16, 2023, the couple announced the arrival of the newest member to the Antetokounmpo family on Instagram. Placed comfortably in her crate, Eva's older brothers posed beside her with some smiles and donning shades together.

"Happy 1st Birthday to our little princess," Riddlesprigger captioned the post. "The sweetest little girl in our house full of crazy. Mommy, daddy and your brothers love you baby girl."

The post has garnered 95k likes on the social media platform at the time of writing.

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Giannis Antetokounmpo shared Greece vacation trip alongside wife

With the NBA Offseason still underway, the Bucks superstar posted a collection of photos from his vacation trip to Greece alongside his wife.

"The good life! Taking over my Instagram again," Antetokounmpo posted.

The couple posed around the city while exploring the seaside and beach areas of the city.

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Giannis Antetokounmpo revealed the time he texted his wife after arriving on the Olympic scene for the first time

Following Greece's 80-69 win over Croatia, Giannis Antetokounmpo was thrilled that he was heading into his first Olympic stint. When he first arrived on the scene of the international multi-sport event, he revealed how ecstatic the energy felt that he ended up immediately texting his wife about it.

"I remember when I came in the first day, I texted my wife and I told her I can't stop smiling," Antetokounmpo said (per FIBA.basketball). "It's just the atmosphere, the vibe is just different. Obviously, it's hard for me to be around every basketball player, because we compete against one another then you see them at the cafeteria or in the elevator ..."

Milwaukee Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo at the Paris 2024 Olympics for Greece - GER-GRE - Source: Imagn

In his 2024 Olympic run, Antetokounmpo put up 25.8 points (67.8% shooting), 6.3 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game. After the group phase, the Antetokounmpo-led ball club struggled in the 76-63 quarterfinal loss against Germany. The Bucks forward dropped a 22-point outing while adding three assists and two rebounds.

Despite maintaining his competitive edge over other basketball players in the competition, he couldn't help but feel honored to be in the same environment as them.