Brooks Koepka's wife Jena Sims shares her “love story” with 18 photos of her tipsy chronicles
Brooks Koepka's wife Jena Sims shared a look at her recent trip on Instagram, much of which was seemingly spent with some alcohol. Sims is active on social media and has over 304,000 followers on Instagram.
She captioned the Instagram story:
"Me and the wine list, a love story."
The post linked in the story takes viewers to 18 of her own photos and videos. They detail a few nights out with some wine and friends. In one, she and a friend are in robes on a rooftop.
Another shows her and Koepka taking a stroll through the streets of Croatia. There are also photos of sunrises, smiling faces, and plenty of her husband. She had plenty to share from what appeared to be a fun-filled trip with friends and family.
Koepka was with her having missed the 2024 Paris Olympics. LIV Golf members had a harder time qualifying for the event, especially in the US, since only a maximum of four golfers per country could participate in the Summer Games.
Bryson DeChambeau didn't qualify for the event and Koepka had preemptively removed his name from consideration. Instead, he vacationed with his wife in Europe, and it appears that they had an eventful trip.
It took her a while to share the photos as they took the trip in late July and early August. Almost a month later, her followers on Instagram got to see everything she and her husband had been up to.
Brooks Koepka's wife Jena Sims discusses wait for Croatia photo dump
A couple of weeks ago, Brooks Koepka and his wife Jena Sims spent time in Croatia. The Paris Olympics were happening at that time, but since Koepka wasn't playing and LIV Golf didn't have an event, they opted to vacation.
She has since posted the pictures, but she opened up then about how she hadn't even been able to share any looks at the trip on social media. She wrote in an Instagram story that has since expired that she hadn't even had "a second" to think about posting the pictures from Croatia. Sims took the time to stop being overstimulated and over-tired before sharing what she'd done.
Koepka will soon finish his LIV season, and the two can rest and relax while enjoying the downtime. LIV Golf is known for its reduced workload, but they do travel quite a lot for tournaments.
All the athletes, not just Koepka, will be able to relax entirely and not have to compete for a while once the year concludes with the Team Championship from September 20-22. They will have their final individual event in Chicago from September 13-15.