Lance Lynn's wife Dymin turns heads in multi-colored outfit at friend's bachelorette party

Lance Lynn with his family (Images from - Instagram.com/@dymin)
Lance Lynn with his family (Images from - Instagram.com/@dymin)

Former St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Lance Lynn's wife, Dymin, is soaking in the summer to the fullest. On Sunday, she attended a friend's bachelorette party, where she donned a multi-colored bikini.

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Dymin later shared a series of snaps from the celebration on Instagram.

"✨Our last Hoe down✨Sending @courtneybell9 into matrimony with a bang! Just know there is a lot I can’t post," Dymin posted.
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Lance and Dymin reportedly met in 2017, after the latter's mom played cupid. The pair dated for about three years before tying the knot in January 2020 at Grayston Quarry in Tennessee.

The couple has three children: daughters named Lively and Rumer, and a son named Judge. Lynn has another child, a daughter named Mia, from his marriage to ex-wife Lauren Grill.

Dymin Lynn also runs a podcast, "Dymin in the Rough", which documents the ins and outs of not only an MLB player's daily life, but also that of their families.

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Lance Lynn announced his retirement from MLB via his wife Dymin's podcast

Lance Lynn entered free agency in the winter, following the 2024 season with the St. Louis Cardinals. He finished with a 7-4 record, 3.84 ERA and 109 total strikeouts. Many anticipated the veteran would get plenty of offers, as he had proven his worth last season.

However, things did not pan out that way. After failing to receive a satisfactory offer as the regular season began, Lynn ended up retiring from the sport altogether. He announced his decision on his wife's podcast on April 1.

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"Baseball season is upon us, and I'm right here on the couch, and that is where I'm going to stay. I'm officially retiring from baseball, right here, right now. For major league baseball, I am done," Lynn said.

In 13 seasons in the big leagues, Lynn earned two All-Star selections (2012, 2021) and won baseball's biggest prize, the World Series, in 2011.

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