Luis Arraez's wife Gladys turns heads with her better half in co-ordinated outfits at Rome's finest locations

San Diego Padres second baseman Luis Arraez’s wife, Gladys, gave a sneak peek of their off-season Italy trip. Gladys shared a carousel of Italian trip pictures on Instagram on Tuesday. She was in a black outfit layered with a tan-colored jacket, while Arraez kept it casual in his black tee and jeans layered with a mustard-colored knit jacket.

The post features her tour in Rome, including the Vatican Museum, the Trevi Fountain and a gelato shop.

“In love with Rome; at least once a year I have to return 🇮🇹 🍕 🍝” (English translation of Spanish caption)," Gladys captioned it.

Arraez dropped a reaction on her post.

“😍😍,” Arraez commented.

(Image source-Gladys Arraez/Instagram)

A day ago, Gladys also shared her series of images from the Colosseum tour in Rome, Italy. She shared the post on Instagram featuring a couple of moments and appreciating the view.

“Roma, how beautiful you are ♥️ a dream come true! 🙏🏻,” Gladys captioned the post. (English translation of Spanish caption).

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Luis Arraez and his wife, Gladys, attended iHeartRadio Fiesta.

Arraez shared a photo on his Instagram account a week ago. The couple attended the twelfth annual iHeartRadio Fiesta Latina on October 25. The event was a tribute to Hispanic Heritage Month with the best Latino performers, including Pitbull, Jennifer Lopez, Daddy Yankee and many more.

Luis Arraez wore a light denim jacket layered over a black t-shirt, while Gladys donned a bold red leather outfit with matching toned tights.

Arraez wrote the caption, “Modeling on the red carpet for the @iHeartRadio alongside my wife ❤️ La Regadera not only plays baseball or Warzone but also models 🔥😂🚿🇻🇪🦾.” Modeling on the red carpet of @iHeartRadio with my wife ❤️ La Regadera doesn't only play baseball or Warzone; we also model 😂🔥🇻🇪🙏🏽🚿🦾.

Gladys has three daughters: Emma (8), Esther (6), and Esthela (2). She lives in Miami with her daughters after the Padres were eliminated from the World Series race.

Luis Arraez expressed his desire to head to Miami. He also said "this team is special" while referring to the Padres and agreed “100% yes” to remain with the team; he will be a free agent.

Edited by nagpaltusharn25