Salvador Perez's wife Maria Gabriela sends a heartfelt message to newly married Bobby Witt Jr. and his wife Maggie
Kansas City Royals captain Salvador Perez and his wife, Maria Gabriela, were in attendance with other prominent MLB players for the wedding of Bobby Witt Jr. and his high school sweetheart Maggie Black.
Earlier today, Perez's wife posted an emotional message on her Instagram story to Witt Jr. and his wife. The post included a video of the American League MVP finalist and his wife making their way to the wedding reception. Maggie wore a stunning white V-neck wedding dress, while Witt Jr. appeared sharp in a traditional tuxedo.
"Congratulations to this amazing couple ❤ We love you guys! God bless your marriage." - Maria captioned the Instagram story.
In addition to his wife, Salvador Perez sent a message through his Instagram story. Sharing a picture of the newlyweds waltzing, the Royals captain captioned the post:
"Congratulations to the Witts. I wish you guys the best," Perez wrote.
While the newlywed couple deservedly took center stage, Royals captain Perez and his wife, Maria, were dressed to impress. Perez looked sharp in a classic black tux, while Maria dazzled in a one-shoulder, sleeveless, sequin-embroidered cocktail dress with a backless design.
Perez has been married to María since 2019. They are proud parents of sons Johan and Salvador Jr. and daughter Paulina. His wife supports his active involvement in philanthropic endeavors in the US and Latin American nations. In 2024, he was awarded the Roberto Clemente.
Salvador Perez's wife shares Bobby Witt Jr. singing a popular 80s song on his wedding
After proposing to his girlfriend in December 2023, Bobby Witt Jr. married Maggie Black on December 14, 2024. Several MLB players and teammates attended the function, often sharing snippets from the event.
Yesterday, Royals captain Salvador Perez’s wife shared a video on her Instagram story featuring Bobby Witt Jr. and his wife, Maggie, singing the hit song "Don’t Stop Believin’" by the iconic rock band Journey, released in 1981.
In the video, the 2024 AL MVP finalist and his wife excitedly belted out the song during a karaoke session. Witt Jr. had already removed the coat from his tuxedo as he joyfully embraced this new chapter in his life.
In 2024, the Royals surpassed expectations by reaching the ALDS, where they faced off against the New York Yankees, the eventual World Series finalists. Following a disastrous campaign in 2023, few anticipated that the Royals would pose a challenge to the Yankees in the postseason.
Bobby Witt Jr. was the lynchpin for the Royals in the regular season, in a performance that many believe would've bagged an MVP honor if not for the presence of Aaron Judge. Nonetheless, Witt Jr.'s postseason performance didn't live up to expectations.