Gleyber Torres’ wife Elizabeth dons a purple bikini as she strikes captivating poses against the backdrop of a picturesque ocean.

After spending seven seasons playing for the New York Yankees, second baseman Gleyber Torres began a new chapter in his career by signing with the Detroit Tigers ahead of the 2025 season.

The Venezuelan had a solid first year with his new team, finishing the regular season with a .256 batting average, 16 home runs and 74 RBIs, while earning his third All-Star selection midway through the campaign.

Through all the ups and downs of his big league career thus far, Gleyber Torres’ wife, Elizabeth, has been a constant source of support for the 28-year-old. She is often seen at the stadium cheering for her husband whenever he is in action.

With the season now done and dusted, Gleyber Torres can afford to spend some time enjoying things outside of baseball, and it appears his better half is following suit as well.

Elizabeth Torres enjoyed a quiet afternoon at the beach on Monday. Wearing a purple bikini, she took a number of photos against a picturesque ocean backdrop, which were later posted on her Instagram profile.

According to sources, Gleyber and Elizabeth first crossed paths in the Venezuelan capital, Caracas, in 2014. They dated for about three years before finally getting married.

The couple welcomed their first child, a son named Ethan, in 2022.

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Gleyber Torres’ wife Elizabeth enjoyed every moment of the Tigers’ 2025 playoff adventure

Coming out of the blocks to start the season, the Detroit Tigers had established themselves as clear favorites to win the AL Central by the time the season reached the halfway point. However, a late collapse saw them miss out on winning the division, instead having to qualify for the playoffs via wildcard.

Gleyber Torres’ wife, Elizabeth, attended every Tigers playoff game and posted numerous photos on Instagram documenting her experience.

In the very first playoff series they played, the Tigers faced familiar foes, the Cleveland Guardians, who had recently gotten the better of them in the regular season. This time, however, the Tigers got their revenge by eliminating Cleveland after winning two of three at Progressive Field.

Unfortunately for Gleyber Torres and company, this is where their postseason success would end, as they were ultimately eliminated by the Seattle Mariners in the ALDS.