Evan Carter's wife Kaylen marks second marriage anniversary with Rangers star with heartwarming message
Kaylen Shell Carter, the wife of 2023 World Series champion Evan Carter, celebrated the couple's second wedding anniversary on Tuesday. The couple have known each other for over a decade since they starting dating when they were in sixth grade in 2013.
The duo hails from Elizabethton, Tennessee, where they spent their entire childhood. They went their separate ways for college education before marrying in 2022.
Kaylen took to social media to share a heartwarming post for Evan Carter as the couple celebrated two years of togtherness. The caption on her social media post read:
"Can't wait to stick together forever @evancarter🤍🤞🏻 You are worth everything to me - happy 2nd wedding anniversary, I love you 🫶🏻💍 "
Carter also shared a heartwarming social media post for his wife, with the caption:
"Happy Anniversary to my one and only. 2 years has flown by! You make me a better person and I’m thankful for you every single day. I love you!!"
After dating for over eight years, Carter went down on one knee and propsed to the love of his life on the Grand Canyon in Arizona on Dec. 11, 2021. Kaylen and Evan Carter got married a year later, on Dec. 17, 2022, at Elizabethton's Hidden Vale Wedding Venue.
The couple are proud dog parents to a canine named JP and reside in Arlington, Texas, where Carter has been playing professional baseball with the Rangers since his MLB debut in September 2023.
The couple are currently enjoying spending time with each other during the offseason.
Kaylen shared blissful memories with Evan Carter from their romantic Costa Rica getaway
Carter and his wife spent qualiy time during their romantic getaway to Costa Rica in November. Kaylen took to social media to share a string of images from the couple's exotic trip on social media. The caption on her post read:
"So incredibly thankful to be able to travel with this guy for life🤞🏻Costa Rica 2024 🏝️⛅️✈️♥️"
Carter played only 45 games in the 2024 before he was sidelined for the remainder of the season due to lower-back tightness. He and the Rangers will be hopeful that he can fully recover from the injury and bounce back stronger next season.