Jake Fraley is enjoying quality time with his family this offseason. The Atlanta Braves outfielder has been married to Angelica Caceres Fraley since 2016. The couple shares two children, Avery (daughter) and Jayce (son). Avery was diagnosed with leukemia (acute lymphoblastic leukemia) and is now in remission after a bone marrow scan could not detect the disease in Jan. 2024.
On Thursday, Angelica shared multiple photos from their time at the beach. In the photos, Angelica can be seen wearing a red and white bikini. She posed alongside Fraley, who was wearing sunglasses, a white t-shirt, and shorts. In other photos, Angelica has captured her two kids having fun at the beach.
“More fun in the sun ☀️,” Angelica captioned the post.
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The above post comes after a tough season for the outfielder in 2025.
Fraley hyperextended his knee in the 10th inning against the Milwaukee Brewers in August. Amid struggling performances on the plate, he was designated for assignment. Before he was DFA’d, he slashed .232/.332/.387 in 67 games.
The Atlanta Braves star was claimed off waivers in August. By the middle of September, he was placed on the 10-day injured list due to a strained right oblique. Subsequently, he was moved to the 60-day injured list. In limited opportunity with the Braves, Fraley went 7-for-23, with no home runs or RBIs.
Jake Fraley and Wife Angelica Open Up About Family and Battle Through Adversity
Jake Fraley and Angelica found something wrong with their daughter, Avery, during the 2023 MLB postseason.
“It all started with a limp, back pain,” Angelica said (via FOX19). “She stopped walking.”
After visiting several doctors, it was found out that Avery had acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Soon after, Angelica updated her followers with some good news while celebrating Avery’s birthday. She wrote:
“The face of a girl in REMISSION. The best birthday present I could have everrrrrr asked for. There was no leukemia detected in her latest bone marrow. We still have a few months of frontline chemo and continue to ask y’all pray she gets through that’s quick and easy!🙏🏻 GOD IS GOOD!”
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During the Reds’ Opening Day interviews in 2024, Fraley shared his experience through the entire ordeal.
“Walkin’ with Jesus. Simple as that,” Fraley said. “We’re going through the most challenging part that we’ve ever had to as a family. But to be able to understand who my father is and how much he loves me and the fact he can provide a true peace and a true joy and a true happiness that can only come from him.”
The couple was relieved to find out that Avery was no longer in danger.
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