Shane Bieber’s wife Kara drops chic bathroom mirror selfie in a stylish studio-ready look

Toronto Blue Jays star Shane Bieber's wife, Kara Maxine Bieber, spent the last month roaming from the United States to Canada during the World Series against the LA Dodgers, but now that it is over, she's trying new fits.

On Thursday, Kara posed in front of a mirror with her newborn son, Kav, playing behind her in a bathtub. She was wearing a cream-colored ensemble, featuring a long-sleeve zip-front top paired with matching flared pants.

Kara tagged the 437 brand in her story and added a playful note:

"Ignore the location. Kav was napping so I couldn't use full lenght mirror lol."

Just hours later, she posted an adorable shot of Kav dressed in a striped sun hat and sleeveless romper. He's beaming at the camera while crawling on soft carpeting. Kara captioned the story:

"I could literally eat him," paired with cute emojis.

Kara's Instagram story

Kara Maxine Bieber express pride over Shane Bieber and Blue Jays

In July, Shane Bieber was traded to the Blue Jays by the Guardians while he was still recovering from Tommy John surgery.

He made a stellar debut for the Blue Jays, who won the ALCS for the first time since 1993. However, they fell short in their seven-game Fall Classic against the Dodgers.

Despite that, Kara expressed pride in her husband and his teammates for a stellar postseason run.

"For me, this is a story of falling in love with baseball again - the team, the women, the players, the fans, the staff, all of it," she wrote. "I’m so thankful. I’d be lying if I said the outcome doesn’t hurt, but I can’t help but feel so proud of my husband and his teammates. What a year it’s been, from TJ surgery, to having Kav, to getting traded mid-season. God really does work in mysterious ways. "It’s almost easy for even me to forget that Shane came back from surgery just 2.5 months ago but that’s such a testament to his character, his drive, and the way he shows up no matter what."

In the postseason, Shane Bieber posted a 2-1 record with an ERA of 3.86 and 18 strikeouts in five appearances.

Edited by Krutik Jain