Francisco Alvarez's wife Nahomi Rojas poses in pink and white bikini for mirror selfie

New York Mets catcher Francisco Alvarez's wife, Nahomi Rojas, is a model and social media influencer. Boasting over 421,000 followers on Instagram, she often gives fans a glimpse into her daily life and work projects, showcasing her refined fashion sense in the process.

On Wednesday, she shared a series of snaps to her story, showcasing her outfit for the day — a pink and white bikini — seemingly determined to make the most of the final few days of pleasant weather before winter sets in. Nahomi later headed to the pool alongside her young daughter, Renata.

Screenshots of Nahomi Rojas' Instagram Stories (Images from - Instagram.com/@nahomilra1 IG Stories)

Francisco Alvarez and Nahomi Rojas welcomed Renata, their firstborn, in June.

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Francisco Alvarez's wife, Nahomi, has often shown she is her husband's biggest supporter

The 2025 season proved to be a challenging one for Francisco Alvarez. Even before the regular season began, the 23-year-old fractured his hamate bone, which led to him spending almost two months on the sidelines.

When he returned in late April, he found consistency extremely hard to come by. He worked towards regaining his confidence at the plate in the minor leagues, eventually being recalled to the big league squad on July 21 after featuring in 19 games for the Syracuse Mets at the triple-A level.

Through thick and thin, his better half, Nahomi Rojas, has been a constant source of support for the catcher. She was often spotted at the ballpark cheering for Alvarez whenever he was in action.

As the Mets took on the Washington Nationals for the last home series of the season in late September, Rojas was present at Citi Field, alongside their daughter, Renata. She shared a few snaps from her trip to the field.

"Daddy's number 1 fans 💘" Nahomi Rojas captioned the post in Spanish

Though Francisco Alvarez and company took care of business in the opening game, they came up short in the next two games and eventually lost the series against a Nationals team that ended the season at the bottom of the NL East.