Photos: Robert Whittaker shares adorable snaps with family after making "some beautiful memories last holiday"

Robert Whittaker is enjoying his time away from the Octagon. He recently shared heartwarming photos with his family on social media, giving fans a glimpse into his life outside of fighting.

Whittaker shared snaps from his trip with his wife and children, enjoying activities such as having fun at the beach, riding a boat, and swimming in a pool.

He took to Instagram to share these photos, which were taken in his native country of Australia. He captioned the post:

“Made some beautiful memories last holiday.”

Check out Robert Whittaker’s Instagram post below:

Check out the snaps of Robert Whittaker with his family below:

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In his last fight, ‘The Reaper’ suffered a devastating loss to undefeated phenom Khamzat Chimaev at UFC 308.

Chimaev dominated Whittaker in the first round, finishing him with a face crank that left his teeth misaligned. The victory earned Chimaev a Performance of the Night bonus.

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Robert Whittaker reflects on loss to Khamzat Chimaev at UFC 308

Robert Whittaker vs. Khamzat Chimaev was originally scheduled for a UFC Fight Night event in Saudi Arabia this past June. However, Chimaev pulled out of the bout due to health issues.

Ikram Aliskerov stepped in as a replacement, and Whittaker delivered an amazing performance, knocking the Russian out in the first round. Whittaker later faced Chimaev at UFC 308, where he suffered a quick loss.

Speaking on the MMArcade podcast, the former middleweight champion reflected on his setback, stating that he trained a lot of wrestling for his fight with Chimaev but still fell short. He praised ‘Borz', saying:

“I felt real comfortable standing with him [Chimaev]. Then, the dude drops like a millimeter — how do you stop that takedown? We did a lot of wrestling, we did a lot of wall work, but it’s so hard to replicate that sort of takedown, that sort of commitment.

“Props to him. Guy knows his strength and played into them to a tee, and was willing to burn it all there for it.”

Check out Robert Whittaker’s comments here (2:44).