Jose Altuve's wife Neena soaks up the sun in black and white striped bikini and chic shades on tropical escape

Houston Astros star Jose Altuve and his wife, Neena, are enjoying their offseason in Miami. Last year, Neena and the second baseman went to Europe for a vacation.

On Saturday, Neena shared a glimpse from their tropical getaway in a classic black-and-white striped bikini. She complemented the outfit with sleek sunglasses as she relaxed under the sun and in the sand.

Later, the couple also went for a candlelight dinner at Forte dei Marmi, a high-end Italian restaurant located in Miami Beach, Florida. The restaurant is situated in a historic 1938 Mediterranean Revival building in the South of Fifth neighborhood and is well-known for its upscale atmosphere, fresh seafood, and traditional Italian cuisine.

Neena's Instagram story

Jose Altuve met with his future wife, Neena, for the first time in their hometown of Maracay, Venezuela, while still in school. Their teenage romance resulted in a marriage in 2006, long before Altuve rose to stardom in MLB.

Altuve and Neena have welcomed two daughters. Melanie Andrea was born in 2016, and their younger daughter arrived during the 2020 pandemic.

Jose Altuve's wife Neena filled with gratitude while recapping 2025 moments

We're just a few more weeks away from saying goodbye to 2025. Four days ago, Neena shared a video encompassing all of her family's moments this year, starting with Altuve's wife standing on Westminster Bridge in London, England. The video included pics from the family's picnics and vacations along with the daughters cheering the second baseman at Daikin Park. There were loads of selfies and moments as Neena also added a caption:

"2025 recap of the beautiful because the bad is appreciated, learned and left behind.! 💪"

On the baseball front, for the first time since 2016, the Astros didn't feature in the postseason as they finished with an 87-75 record, losing the AL West to the Seattle Mariners.

Altuve slashed .265 with 26 home runs and 77 RBIs in 155 games. Moreover, the season also saw the seasoned veteran moving to left field from second base as he learns a new position in the outfield.

Edited by Krutik Jain