AFL star Lachie Neale and his wife Jules celebrated another exciting milestone following the Brisbane Lion’s Grand Final victory on Saturday.
The couple, who are currently expecting their second child together, celebrated their daughter Piper Rose’s third birthday over the weekend.
Jules shared a sweet photo of her baby on Instagram on Monday while opening her presents.
‘THREE happy birthday my girl! Watching you grow is a dream come true,” he captioned the image.
Lachie met Jules when they were teenagers, but they didn’t start dating until about six years later.
The couple married in a romantic ceremony in Perth in November 2018, before moving to Brisbane when Lachie moved to the Lions.
Jules works as a stylist at Brisbane’s Soja Studios after selling her business in Perth to move across the country to support Lachie’s AFL career.
He has more than 1,250 followers on his hair salon Instagram account, while he has an additional 21,000 followers on his personal Instagram page.
AFL star Lachie Neale and his wife Jules celebrated another exciting milestone following their team’s Brisbane Lion’s victory in the Grand Final on Saturday.
Jules frequently gives insight into her relationship with Lachie and their family life on her page, and the couple look as in love as ever.
The couple welcomed Piper Rose in September 2021 and spoke openly about their difficulties conceiving their beloved daughter.
Jules is seen by her husband’s side both on and off the field, and often graces the red carpet with him, showing off her glamorous sense of style.
Every year, she attends the Brownlow Medal with her husband and never fails to disappoint with her glamorous and spectacular outfits that night.
The couple, who are currently expecting their second child together, are celebrating their daughter Piper Rose’s third birthday.
The Brownlow Medal recognizes the AFL’s best and fairest player during the home and away season, with Lachie taking home the award in both 2020 and 2023.
He became the 16th player in VFL/AFL history to win the prestigious award multiple times, with his wife Julie proudly by his side after his victory.
It comes after the Brisbane Lions bounced back from last year’s grand final heartbreak in stunning fashion on Saturday, beating Sydney by 60 points to claim their first AFL premiership in more than two decades.
Lachie (33 disposals) and Norm Smith Medal winner Will Ashcroft (30) starred in the 18.12 (120) to 9.6 (60) victory at the MCG, which completes the Lions’ long rise to the top with Chris Fagan.
Lachie met Jules when they were teenagers, but they didn’t start dating until about six years later.