Adorable new pictures of Sam Kerr's baby on first trip out
Matilda's captain Sam Kerr and her partner Kristie Mewis have let fans in on the behind the scenes of motherhood in an adorable social media update.
The couple shared a carousel of pictures on Instagram showing baby Jagger out and about for the first time.
Mewis posted the photos of their new family on Instagram, captioning the images 'Forever moments' and included a selfie of Mewis and Kerr pushing the pram, Mewis asleep next to baby Jagger along with the heart-warming moment that Jagger met his grandparents.
In the photos the superstar soccer duo look excited and happy as they embrace the early weeks of parenthood, strolling through the city hand in hand.
They announced the birth of their baby boy on Instagram on May 8, sharing a selfie of Mewis and Kerr with the newborn asleep on Kerr's chest with the caption 'our little man is here, Jagger Mewis-Kerr💙'. Kristie Mewis and Sam Kerr take Jagger for a walk in the stroller. Credit: Kristie Mewis / Instagram Sam Kerr and Kristie Mewis's son Jagger meets his grandparents for the first time. Credit: Instagram / Kristie Mewis
The news has been celebrated by every corner of the sporting world and the latest photos have been flooded with adoring comments.
'So sweet 🥹,' wrote Matildas goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold.
'Congratulations 🤍,' commented team USA.
'🥹🥹 Mumma Mewis' said Westham Women.
'That HAIR!!! He is so, so precious. Congratulations Moms ❤️❤️❤️,' commented another follower. Kristie Mewis asleep next to baby Jagger. Credit: Kristie Mewis / Instagram Baby Jagger shares the same dark hair as his Mum Sam Kerr. Credit: Kristie Mewis / Instagram
Going public with their relationship in 2021 following the Tokyo Olympics, Kerr proposed to Mewis in September 2023 announcing it publicly a month later in November 2023.
The news of the engagement was followed by the exciting news a year later in November 2024 that they were expecting their first child together.
'She's my biggest supporter, always listening to me nag and complain, all of my crazy antics,' Mewis told People magazine at the time.
Kerr is currently recovering from an ACL rupture suffered during a Chelsea training camp in early 2024. She returned to individual training in January, but it's still unclear when her return to football will be confirmed.
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