PICTURE: Bryce Harper’s wife Kayla turns up glam in sleeveless black top and purple midi skirt at Morgan Wallen concert

Bryce Harper’s wife, Kayla, recently shared snippets of her Morgan Wallen concert look at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, alongside Phillies star shortstop Trea Turner‘s wife, Kristen.

Kayla turned up the glamor in a sleeveless black top and purple midi skirt, which she accessorized with a black belt and boots. On the other hand, Kristen Turner turned heads in a white Graphic tee, brown short skirt, and suede boots. She completed her look with a red charm necklace. The Phillies wives were joined by a common friend and entrepreneur, Melissa Fiorentino, who stole the spotlight in a navy blue tank top, denim skirt, and red knee-high boots.

“Girls night 🤍” – Trea Turner’s wife Kristen captioned her IG story with Bryce Harper’s wife, Kayla.

Kayla Harper, whose maiden name is Kayla Varner, made a name for herself as a soccer player long before she was known as a Phillies wife. From 2009 to 2011, Kayla was a 3-time team MVP of her school, Green Valley High School in Henderson, Nevada. The Phillies superstar and Kayla had been school rivals. They bonded through mutual friends before the 9x All-Star left school early to pursue his career in baseball.

Bryce Harper moves from first base to RF to accommodate Luis Arraez on the Phillies’ roster

Phillies’ superstar is set to play outfield for the first time since 2022 after the Philadelphia team acquired Luis Arraez on Monday. The interim manager, Don Mattingly, interjected that Harper moving to the RF is the key to strengthening the Phillies’ outfield. Before the 6-3 win over the Washington Nationals, he said,

“Harper moving to the outfield is really the key to this. It kind of solidifies the outfield.” – Don Mattingly said in an interview.

After Arraez takes over at second base, the Phillies plan to shift Bryson Stott to third base, Alec Bohm to first base, and Harper to right field, the position where he last played in April 2022. In a candid interview, Harper said:

“I’ve said it in years past. I mean, I know everybody thinks it’s crap when I say it, but it’s not. I think any chance that [gives us] an opportunity to win, I’d do anything for this organization, and they know that.” – Bryce Harper admitted.

The MLB veteran is currently batting .255 and has 24 home runs and 68 RBIs so far in the 2026 season.