Adrian Morejon’s wife Melany wraps up in fur jacket radiating fairytale charm with cheeky note

Adrian Morejon's wife, Melany, often turns heads on social media with her fashionable outfits. But with winter approaching, she has turned her attention towards warm, furry jackets.

Melany took to Instagram on Sunday to post a picture of herself draped in a large brown faux-fur jacket and a distinctive furry headwear with a white brim. Her brown curls matched her coat, complementing her sage green bralette and her emerald ring on her left ring finger.

"The temperature drops 80, immediately me," she wrote as a caption in Spanish.

Adrian Morejon's wife Melany's Instagram story about the onset of winter (Source: Instagram @melanymqz)

Morejon is known for creating quite a stir with her innovative and modern looks. On November 7, she posted a picture of herself wearing a sleek, blue, backless dress. She celebrated Halloween in style with her Frankenstein's Bride look, posing in a white dress, stylized as bandages wrapped around her, and holding the Creature's skull. In a separate Halloween outfit, she dressed up as Dorothy from Wizard of Oz.

Adrian Morejon and Melany's first Instagram post is from 2018, when he was still playing in the minors for the San Diego Padres organization. The couple got married before the 2025 season.

Morejon's wedding vows certainly brought a lot of luck for him as he had a breakthrough season as the Padres' primary reliever. He went 13-6 with a 2.08 ERA in 73.2 innings pitched, earning All-Star honors.

Adrian Morejon's honest admission about his debut and how Melany helped him

Adrian Morejon made his debut in 2019 at the ripe age of 20. In an exclusive with the San Diego Tribune back in July, he acknowledged his wife, Melany's, importance in helping him through that spell in his parents' absence.

"It was fun. I was so happy at the time, but I was also sad because I wasn’t able to have my parents here," Morejon said. "The only person that could be here for me was my wife (Melany), (who) at the time was my girlfriend. So having her here was great, but I just felt conflicted. It was great to (make my debut), but it was just tough not to happen with my parents.

Thanks to his family, Morejon has been able to grind through injuries to secure a permanent place in the Padres' bullpen. He has certainly achieved that this past season, and would hope to take on more responsibilities in 2026.