Anthony Volpe’s girlfriend steals the spotlight with beach photos
New York Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe is deep into his offseason routine after a year that blended breakout moments with added scrutiny. But while the 24-year-old continues preparing for spring training, attention has also turned to his rumored girlfriend, lifestyle creator Elle Jowett, whose recent beachside photo session has drawn fresh interest from fans.
Jowett’s latest images, captured by photographer Vivian Arthur, have amplified her presence as a rising influencer alongside one of MLB’s most-watched young players. The photos, shared from what appeared to be sunny, coastal settings likely in Florida, arrived just as the Yankees’ preseason ramps up—making her posts a buzzy backdrop to Volpe’s offseason work.
Their connection became a talking point last year when Jowett accompanied Volpe to the Carlos Rodón Foundation’s Willow Gala in Greenwich, Connecticut, a high-profile charity event supporting couples facing infertility and pregnancy loss. Comfortable photos and video of the pair at the gala fueled speculation about their relationship. While neither has publicly confirmed the status of their dating life, frequent sightings together at games and social events have made them a noticeable duo within Yankees circles.
Volpe, who debuted in 2023 and earned a Gold Glove as a rookie, has adapted to the spotlight quickly. This winter, that attention has occasionally shifted toward Jowett, who has built a following through her lifestyle and fashion content. Originally from Maine, she moved to New York City in the fall of 2023 and steadily grew an audience with day-in-the-life posts, style features, and glimpses into her routines.
Her presence at Yankee Stadium has been hard to miss. Fans took note of her game-day looks—often in team colors or Yankees gear—and her enthusiastic posts from the stands. During the postseason push in October 2025, she shared celebratory clips from both seats and suites, including a spirited “wooooohoooo” moment that quickly circulated among baseball fans.
Beyond the ballpark, Jowett’s content mixes polished shoots with personal, cozy snapshots. Alongside the beach session, she’s shared casual at-home photos—like a selfie in a Yankees-embroidered plush faux-fur hoodie—that resonated with both fashion followers and sports fans. That blend of polished and approachable has helped her stand out as a creator with her own identity, not just a rumored partner to a star shortstop.
She’s also dipped into business. Jowett has reportedly been collaborating with Chase Carter Bellinger—who has her own footprint in fashion and sports culture—on a baby care venture. The pair have even highlighted early-stage hiring needs, signaling that the project is moving beyond an idea into an active build. For Jowett, it’s another step toward diversifying her brand across content, community, and commerce.
Meanwhile, Volpe’s preparations continue as spring training approaches in Florida. After a season of defensive excellence and flashes of offensive growth, the Yankees shortstop enters the new year with heightened expectations. The buzz around Jowett’s beach photos underscores how the orbit around high-profile athletes often expands beyond the field—where partners, families, and friends become part of the larger story.
Whether at charity galas, ballgames, or behind the lens of a beach shoot, Jowett has carved out a lane that’s increasingly her own. And as Volpe’s star continues to rise, the interest in her style, projects, and presence seems likely to grow in tandem. For now, the offseason spotlight is big enough for both: the Gold Glove shortstop gearing up for another campaign, and the creator-entrepreneur drawing eyes with a mix of polish, personality, and sun-soaked snapshots.
