While first baseman Freddie Freeman helped the LA Dodgers win the NL West in September, his wife, Chelsea Freeman, went out to celebrate a birthday with her "SoCa" girlfriends.
On Saturday on Instagram, Chelsea posted a photo capturing an island's view.
"Started the morning out celebrating Heather Rae El Moussa's birthday," she wrote in her social media story.
In her next story, she shared a group photo, with Chelsea dressed in a chic swimsuit with oversized sunglasses, posing alongside her circle of girlfriends near a pool.
Chelsea revealed how meaningful the trip has been:
"God has totally been answering my prayers the last few months. I prayed for more SoCal girlfriends and I’ve met the most incredible girls since."
She also tagged her friends, including celebrity trainer Paulina Hefferan, Lauren Mirani, Cassidy Boyer, Monica Lee Sims and Kristen.

Freddie Freeman's Chelsea celebrates Clayton Kershaw with an insight
On Friday, Clayton Kershaw, who has already announced that the 2025 season will be the last time he'll step on an MLB mound, made his final regular-season start at Dodger Stadium against the San Francisco Giants. Kershaw finished his outing in the fifth inning. His final stat line read: 4.1 innings, two earned runs, four hits, four walks and six strikeouts.
As Kershaw was leaving the mound, Dodgers teammates, including Freddie Freeman, greeted him.
Chelsea re-shared the moment while appreciating the Kershaw family for always being humble to them when they first moved to LA from Atlanta.
"Straight to LA to witness this special night," Chelsea wrote. "There is truly no one like Kershaw family - so sweet, humble and giving. One of the very few pitchers Freddie ever dreaded facing. What an incredible career and what a legacy."
Chelsea also shared another story, capturing Kershaw's son and Freddie Freeman's son wearing their respective fathers' jerseys to pay tribute to the career of the future Hall of Famer. She also tagged Kershaw's wife, Ellen, in the post.

The Dodgers ended up winning Friday night's game 6-3, giving a perfect farewell ceremony to Kershaw at home.