Shea Langeliers' wife Raegan dons chic blue-striped bikini on dreamy Hawaiian 'sunrise snorkel' date with Athletics star hubby

Athletics catcher Shea Langeliers and his wife Raegan, have jetted off to Hawaii to enjoy a tropical vacation at Makena Beach State Park in Maui, sometimes also referred to as "Big Beach."

On Wednesday, Raegan posted photos from their vacation, giving an insight on how the couple is spending their downtime. The couple documented the early morning start at 5 AM, capturing the moon high in the night sky with the caption:

"goooood morning! 5 am wake up call for a sunrise snorkel 🌅🐠."

The next story was a picture of the couple aboard a boat as they prepare to swim with marine life. Raegan, dressed in a chic, blue-and-white striped bikini, posted a picture with Langeliers, dressed in dark blue and white striped board shorts, on the deck.

"magical morning swimming with the sea turtles 🐢🐠," she wrote.

In the evening, the couple relaxed on the beach, enjoying the sunset on a sunny stretch of sand at Big Beach.

Raegan's Instagram story

Shea Langeliers and wife Raegan share exciting baby gender reveal

On Oct. 18, Shea Langeliers and Raegan revealed the gender of their baby. The couple announced that it's a boy with a "brewing theme." Raegan let the catcher know about the gender by pouring him a blue colored coffee. The couple shared insights into their celebrations, including a photo of a coffee cart and a table filled with cookies and other delicacies.

"Our precious baby is a ……. BOY!!!!🩵 We are absolutely OVERJOYED to raise this baby boy!!!! THANK YOU JESUS" she captioned the post.

Shea Langeliers and Raegan Langeliers are both Baylor alums, where the catcher played college baseball while Raegan was into soccer. They dated for four years before getting engaged in January 2022.

Langeliers was traded to the Athletics by the Braves in March 2022 alongside Cristian Pache, Ryan Cusick, and Joey Estes for Matt Olson.

On August 5 this year, the Athletics catcher made history after going 5-for-6, three home runs, and three RBIs against the Washington Nationals. He became the first hitter in MLB history to have three home runs in his first game, hitting leadoff.