Paulina Gretzky is in Singapore ahead of the latest LIV Golf event, and she has brought the sizzle to the area.
Paulina Gretzky posted a mirror selfie from Singapore, where her husband Dustin Johnson is getting ready to play at Sentosa Golf Club this week.
Paulina shared an intimate photo to her Instagram story ahead of the three-day competition in Singapore, which gets underway on Friday. In the picture, she is seen posing in a bikini top and a cut-off yellow shirt.
Gretzky could be seen holding the string of her bikini bottoms as her legs were slightly crossed. You could not see her face in the picture, but you could see the underboob in her cut-off shirt.
Later, Gretzky posted a photo of herself in a white dress as her and Dustin prepared to go out for dinner.
Gretzky regularly attends Johnson’s golf trips and was spotted supporting him at the Masters last month. The 2020 winner shot 13 over par in the first two rounds this year and missed the cut.
Johnson and Gretzky announced their engagement in 2013 but didn’t get married until April 2022. Together, they are also parents to two sons, Tatum and River, who were born in 2015 and 2017, respectively.
Paulina Gretzky (Photo by Ross Kinnaird/Getty Images)
This month marks the couple’s second anniversary of marriage, and to commemorate, they had a specially prepared dessert with the words “Happy anniversary.”
Paulina Gretzky’s Husband Caused Major Controversy Leaving The PGA Tour
Paulina Gretzky (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images)
Dustin Johnson has been a part of the LIV Golf Series since 2022, and he took a significant risk by leaving the PGA Tour.
Johnson, who had been a member of the PGA Tour since 2008, made the announcement in the opening news conference for LIV Golf’s first event at Centurion Golf Club, per a report from ESPN.com.
When Johnson and his wife, Paulina Gretzky, joined LIV Golf for the first time, they started to get hate mail and threats of death.
“People sending death threats and awful, awful, awful things. People were aggressive, that’s for sure. But that’s when I shut it down for a little bit. I was like, I don’t need to look at this. Everyone has an opinion on it. Fine.”
LIV Golf and the PGA Tour announced a merger in late 2023, leaving the world of golf in quite a shock.
