In Photos: Lance Lynn's wife Dymin soaks up tropical paradise of Punta Cana in brown swimsuit
Dymin Lynn, the wife of St. Louis Cardinals ace Lance Lynn, recently took a trip to Punta Cana, a beach town in the Dominican Republic. She sparked in a brown swimsuit and took photos of her journey to share on Instagram Wednesday.
Dymin added a piece of advice for her followers in the caption, writing:
“My hope for you is that someone will look at you the same way I look at a coconut in Punta Cana.”
She shared some candid photos of her hanging out with her friends. Since Punta Cana borders the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, it’s a perfect place for having a scuba diving experience, and Lynn didn’t miss that chance.
She added a video of her showing some sizzling salsa moves on party night.
“Where can one take dance lessons back at home,” she asked in her story.
After he divorced his first wife, Lauren, Lance Lynn dated Dymin Hayes for three years. The couple exchanged vows in 2020. She has a good social media presence, often posting images with her husband and their three children. She also has a blog, “Dymin in the Rough,” where she shares her personal stories and inspiration.
Last year, Lance Lynn became a free agent and signed a one-year, $11 million contract with the Cardinals after the Los Angeles Dodgers declined his option. He has a club option for next season, but that will heavily depend on this season's performance.
As of now, Lynn has a 3.86 ERA in 81.2 innings in 16 starts (3-3 record) this season. On Monday, he led the Cardinals to victory in the series-opening game against the Atlanta Braves. They swept the Braves at Busch Stadium, bringing their season record to 41-38, only behind the Milwaukee Brewers (48-33) in the NL Central.
If Lynn can lead the Cards into the playoffs, that’ll play a huge role in his next year’s extension with the team.
Lance Lynn's wife Dymin received a heart-melting welcome note from her children
Dymin Lynn, the wife of Lance Lynn, received a heart-melting note from her children upon her return from the Punta Cana trip.
“Welcome home Mommy,” the note read.
Although it wasn’t mentioned, it could be Lively Michael Lynn, six years old, and Rumer Elizabeth Lynn, four years old, who may have done the wording part, while the drawing assignment was done by their only son, Judge Ryder Lynn, whom they welcomed in 2022.