Matildas -Superster Sam Kerr has celebrated her relative jubs with fiancé and colleague football player Kristie Mewis.
The sporty Supercouple, who would get married in December, welcomed their first child together, Jagger Mewis-Krr, in May of this year.
Mewis went to Instagram on Sunday morning to place a sincere message to Kerr.
“Happy Anniversary My Love,” she wrote a photo of Kerr with Babyjagger.
“Nothing has made me happier than seeing a mother.”
The popular football players have been dating since 2021 and announced their involvement in the end of 2023. The couple met in 2019 during an American National Women's Soccer League Tournament match.
Last week Kerr fans surprised by announcing that she is about to return her long -awaited games with Chelsea.
Kerr has not played for Club or Land since she tore her ACL on a Chelsea training camp in January 2024.
Her rehabilitation has had setbacks, including the requirement of further operation earlier this year, while also enduring a controversial lawsuit in February.
There is still no fixed date for her return, but Kerr is now back training with her teammates, who have been in a training camp in the Netherlands.
The biggest goal scorer in Australia, who enjoyed a trophy loading in Chelsea for six years, has withdrawn to deliver when she returns to her club.
“My contribution is goals; It's that simple, “Kerr said the Chelsea website.
'For the last time, no matter how many years, I have been within the top objectives, if not the top goalscorer in the team, and I want to come back, I have high expectations of myself.
'I have a lot of faith in my ability, so the contribution for me is simple. They are goals. That is what I am here to do, and that is what I do normally, so there is no reason why I can't do it again. '
Kerr enjoyed her return to more regular programming in Chelsea, which opens their season against Manchester City on Stamford Bridge on 5 September, after her horror injury.
“During an injury you are a lot alone,” said Kerr.
'So it's good to be back with the girls, just to do the same training sessions as they are instead of lonely rehabilitation sessions.
'It's nice to be back with the girls, back on the field, and yes, I am excited. I look forward to being there, scoring goals and having fun. '