Brooks Koepka and Jena Sims celebrate 2024 with raunchy social media posts as golfer holds SPARKLERS up to his model wife’s breasts at a wedding party in Mexico
Golfer Brooks Koepka and his stunning wife Jena Sims ushered in the New Year with some raunchy celebrations at a wedding party in Mexico.
Koepka, the golfer from LIV, was captured on camera holding sparklers up to his wife’s chest while they were celebrating the stroke of midnight.
Sims, who is 35 years old, then shared a remarkable post on her Instagram, showing Koepka holding her breast.
“New year, same us,” Sims wrote on her Instagram story.
The couple had traveled to Mexico for a wedding and enjoyed a night of festivities to welcome the new year.
Koepka, a five-time Major winner, and Sims have been happily married since 2022 and are proud parents to their son, Crew.
In July, they warmly welcomed him, but unfortunately, he was born six weeks premature. As a result, he had to spend the first three weeks of his life in intensive care.
It was a challenging time for the couple, but eventually, they were able to bring him home.
Sims expressed her feelings on Instagram, emphasizing how difficult it was to leave the hospital without their baby.
She also empathized with other NICU parents who couldn’t bring their babies home. Despite the circumstances, they made sure to visit him as often as possible, knowing that he was receiving the best care.
On a different note, Koepka, a 33-year-old American golfer, is set to have an intriguing year in the golfing world as he is now a member of the Saudi-backed rebel breakaway LIV Golf tour.
LIV and the PGA Tour have been engaged in discussions about merging ever since surprising news emerged in June of last year that these two long-standing rivals were considering joining forces.
However, despite an initial deadline set for December 31, an agreement has not yet been reached, and the deadline has now been extended to April, which coincides with the time of the Masters tournament.
Although Koepka has yet to secure a victory at Augusta, he has come close on two occasions, finishing as the runner-up in both the 2019 and 2023 events.
