Bryce Harper's wife Kayla captures 6x-All-Star fanboying over Shaboozey post-Jingle Ball concert in Philly
Bryce Harper, adored by thousands of fans in Philadelphia, took on the role of a fan himself. On Monday, Harper and his wife, Kayla, attended Shaboozey's concert, where they were seen enjoying the music.
The Phillies star stood near the stage as Kayla captured him jamming along to the performance. Kayla shared several Instagram clips from the night, including a memorable moment when Harper met Shaboozey backstage.
The two met up backstage after the concert, and Harper was seen giving the country music star a signed jersey. Shaboozey was all smiles after receiving the early Christmas gift.
Kayla shared several Instagram videos throughout the night, including clips of Bryce Harper singing along to various songs. She also posted a story of herself singing along to other artists who performed during the event.
The performances were part of Q102's Jingle Ball, presented by Capital One, featuring a star-studded lineup. Katy Perry, Meghan Trainor and Dasha were among the notable artists who took the stage on Monday night.
Shaboozey has been having a huge 2024. He performed at halftime during the Thanksgiving game between the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions.
Bryce Harper's wife Kayla shared her experience after a visit to her alma mater
Bryce Harper has been in the spotlight since he was a high school baseball player and has generally lived up to the hype. After starting his career with the Washington Nationals, Harper has been a mainstay for the Phillies since signing a massive deal.
On Oct 26, the Harper family made a trip to Ohio Stadium to check out the Buckeyes. Kayla Harper transferred to the Ohio State University for her junior year, where she played on the women's soccer team.
Two days later, Kayla shared a post on Instagram with the caption:
"Finally got to bring my little buckeyes to one of my favorite places in the whole world. It was so special seeing them run around a campus that I love so much. Ohio forever 🫶."
Bryce Harper will be looking to lead the Phillies back to the playoffs next season but will also be looking for some success.