New York Rangers forward Matt Rempe’s sister Alley went on a Las Vegas trip with her friends last week. On Sunday, one of their family friends, Ellie Slay, shared a carousel of pictures from their Vegas outing on her Instagram.
One of the clicks saw Ellie sitting on a pool chair wearing a colorful bikini, sunglasses and holding a drink. In the next picture, Ellie and Alley posed together sitting indoors. Ellie wore a white corset top with a black skirt and Alley sported a strapless black dress.
“Dilly dallied around Vegas,” the post was captioned.
One of the pictures showed a table with plated desserts, including a layered cake with a toasted meringue topping and green pastries. Ellie then posted a picture of herself wearing a white corset top and sitting at a restaurant table with a menu in front of her.
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Another click showed an indoor shopping area with a canal, gondolas and a painted sky ceiling of The Grand Canal Shoppes shopping mall inside The Venetian Resort in Vegas.
One of the images was a selfie of the girl group, taken outdoors. Another picture showed a framed painting on a floral wallpapered wall. The last image was a close-up of Ellie and a friend’s hand holding plushies.
Matt Rempe looked up to his sisters growing up
Matt Rempe has two older twins, Alley and Steph, who are both four years his senior. In an interview with The Athletic, the New York Rangers forward shared that when he was younger, he looked up to his older siblings as role models.
Steph and Alley both played collegiate ice hockey at Brown University after taking up the sport at the age of seven. Matt Rempe mentioned how much he admired their skills as a kid and always wanted to be like them.
“I just wanted to be like them,” he said. “They were really great role models. I love them so much. They’re so huge for me. I have to thank them for that.”
Rempe then shared that when he was 14 and his siblings were older, he was still able to hold his own against them, which felt rewarding.
“When you’re 14 and they’re 18 and you can go out there and you can give it to them a little bit,” said Matt, “that was fun.”
Now, however, the tables have turned and he joked that when they skate together, his older sister Steph and the rest of the family have a much harder time keeping up with him.
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