Andy Roddick's wife Brooklyn Decker ushers the holiday season with a 'thirst trap'

Andy Roddick's wife, Brooklyn Decker, drew attention with a "thirst trap" Instagram post late last night in a black dress and oversized Santa attire. The American model and actress has been updating about her Christmas plans for a while now.

Besides supporting her husband's tennis endeavors, the model builds her brand through social media posts. She sported a classy look in a black blazer without a top in her latest Instagram upload. She shifted her personality in the second image, hilariously walking like Santa in an oversized suit, captioned:

"A holiday thirst trap with RANGE, tysm."

Earlier this week, Decker took to her Instagram story and let her feelings known about a Christmas tradition she would start. She also shared that receiving cards from close ones is one of her "greatest joys" of the holiday season.

"Okay, so one of the greatest joys of the holiday season for me is receiving Christmas cards from my friends and my family. Seeing my friends and family with their families over the holidays makes me so happy literally and I kid you not," Andy Roddick's wife said.

"I have yet to send a Christmas card. But I want you to know it's not because, so when you're sending me your card, it's not that you are not on my list; I just have never sent cards, and I think next year might be my first because it's one of the greatest joys of the holiday season, so thank you."

Andy Roddick first spotted Brooklyn Decker hosting a football show for Sports Illustrated and reached out to her through his attorney. The Grand Slam champion started dating her in 2007. They got engaged in 2008. The following year, the couple tied the knot and now have two children, a son Hanker, and a daughter Stevie.

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Andy Roddick's wife Brooklyn Decker enjoys a Christmas movie with her children

Brooklyn Decker at the Los Angeles Special FYC Event For Netflix's "Grace And Frankie" - (Source: Getty)

Andy Roddick's wife Brooklyn Decker is popular for appearances in TV shows like Royal Pains, The League, Ugly Betty, and Chuck and movies like The Devil Wears Prada, Stretch, Battleship, Just Go With It, and Solitary Man. She also modeled for Sports Illustrated and Vogue magazine.

In an Instagram story earlier this month, Decker shared the poster of Dear Santa, the Christmas movie she watched with her children.

"Watched 2X this week one without kids and once with. Highly recommend both," she wrote.

Decker's last major feature was Support The Girls in 2018, a movie directed by Andrew Bujalski.