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Corey Seager’s wife, Madisyn, enjoyed a day date with the Texas Rangers superstar poolside as she posted a story on Instagram on Wednesday.

Madisyn relaxed in an outdoor pool with a beautiful lake in front. She wore a black bikini in the scenic moment.

“Had the best date day for a belated anni celebration with my guy yesterday,” she wrote.

The couple tied the knot in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, near Nashville, on Dec. 5, 2020. They planned their wedding after the trauma of COVID-19. Madisyn told People that the experience

“Made us focus on the most important thing: marrying each other.”

Madisyn also shared a comfortable couple selfie after getting a relaxing massage therapy on an Instagram story. They both wore black bathrobes, and Madisyn called it,

“These sleepy parents got some much needed massages and R&R.”

Corey Seager’s wife, Madisyn, wrote a heartfelt message for Seager: “Love you forever.”

Madisyn posted several stories on her Instagram story featuring a dinner at Noko Nashville restaurant—an Asian-inspired food place. She posted a mirror selfie in a white cardigan paired with denim pants.

“Proof mom put on something other than a workout set,” Madisyn wrote in the caption.

Another story features Noko restaurant serving a whipped treat on a plate and wrote a handwritten note,

“Congrats on your new baby.”

Madisyn adored the gesture and captioned it,

“Cutest.”

She also posted a couple of photos together featuring a close selfie. Corey Seager wore a checked jacket paired with a black T-shirt, while Madisyn’s hand rested gently on his chin.

She adored him and wrote,

“Love you forever.”

The couple welcomed their firstborn on Oct. 4, Camden. On his first-month birthday, Madisyn shared her motherhood experience:

“He’s already taught me so much as a mom in this short amount of time. Patience, enjoying the moment without rushing to be somewhere else.”

Madisyn and Corey Seager were high school sweethearts from Northwest Cabarrus High School, in Kannapolis, North Carolina. She always supported his baseball career. In 2021, when he signed a 10-year contract worth $325 million with the Rangers, she moved to Dallas with him.