Aaron Nola’s wife, Hunter Jayde, recently shared a carousel of photos on social media capturing sweet family moments with her two kids and the Phillies star.
Out of the twenty photos Hunter posted recapping the last two months, she included snippets of her kids at the White House and electric moments from the Phillies ballpark. In several other snaps, she captured the sweet sibling bond between her elder daughter Scottie Brooks and her younger son Walter Jude.
“8 beautiful weeks🌼🦕🦋👶🏻🫶🏼🇺🇸💙” – Aaron Nola’s wife, Hunter Jayde, captioned her IG post.
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Fellow teammate Bryson Stott’s wife, Dru Stott; Phillies’ superstar Bryce Harper‘s better half, Kayla Harper; Zack Wheeler’s spouse, Nika Wheeler; and others commented on the post.
“Time is flying!!! Cutie babies & family 😍” – Bryson Stott’s wife, Dru Stott, left a sweet comment on Hunter Jayde’s IG post.
“Scottie and big W taking me out with how cute they are 😍” – Bryce Harper’s better half, Kayla Harper couldn’t help but melt over the Nola kids.
“😍😍😍😍” – Zack Wheeler’s spouse, Nika Wheeler also joined the buzz.


Aaron Nola get brutally honest about his massive ongoing slump
The Phillies pitcher is currently going through a massive slump and is raising serious questions about whether his time in the Phillies lineup needs serious adjustments.
Since July 2023, the 33-year-old pitcher, has given up the most HRs in MLB, which is 105. The Phillies pitcher has been brutally honest about his mound struggles. In a post-game interview, Nola said:
“It’s definately frustrating. Like when I go 6 or 7 innings, it gives a team a better chance to win. I put them in a better spot and put the bullpen in a better spot. I haven’t really done that too much this year.” – Aaron Nola took accountability for his ongoing slump.
“And then when I have gone out in the sixth or seventh inning, I’ve kind of been hit by the long ball struggle to keep the ball in the park this year and just got to be better at trying to keep it on the ground” – he added.
So far in the 2026 season, Nola holds a 3-8 record, a 5.82 ERA, and 112 strikeouts.
Edited by Ahana Bhaumik










