Brock Purdy's wife Jenna catches 49ers QB in rare father-daughter bedtime bonding time during special Christmas weekend

Brock Purdy's wife, Jenna, took their daughter, Millie, to Levi's Stadium to cheer for him and the 49ers on Sunday against the Bears. The influencer posted pictures on Tuesday to recap game day and the Christmas celebration.

The couple shared a kiss at the sidelines in the first slide, followed by a photo of them with Millie. The third snap included a photo of Jenna with her in-laws. The fourth slide featured their dinner table from Christmas, while was the fifth showed an adorable moment of Purdy and Millie.

He read a storybook to Milie as she sat on his lap. Jenna included a three-word caption along with the photos.

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"Our Christmas weekend," Jenna wrote.

San Francisco defeated Chicago 42-38 in Week 17. Before giving fans a glimpse into her festive weekend, Jenna shared her request to her husband. She asked him to teach her the viral touchdown dance he did during the 49ers' Week 13 game versus the Browns.

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Brock Purdy's wife Jenna dropped a special celebratory message to fans on Christmas

This year was Millie's first Christmas, and Broock Purdy and his wife, Jenna, made sure to make it extra special. They had a family photoshoot and Jenna shared pictures on Instagram on Wednesday,

"Best time of the year. Merry Christmas from the Purdys," Jenna wrote.

The quarterback has played eight games this season, completing 178 of 257 passes for 2,040 yards, 20 touchdowns and nine interceptions.

Purdy and the 49ers will return to action on Saturday to host the Seattle Seahawks (13-3) at Levi's Stadium. San Francisco (12-4) is on a six-game winning streak and has won seven of its last eight games.

Edited by Victor Ramon Galvez