Shohei Ohtani's wife makes rare appearance to celebrate Dodgers star's World Series win

The wives and girlfriends of the Los Angeles Dodgers all stepped out to celebrate their victory in the World Series after an edge-of-your-seat Game 7.

Prior to that definitive final matchup of the 2025 MLB season, the WAGs all gathered for a group photo to celebrate the team's accomplishments.

Among those present was Mamiko Tanaka, the wife of superstar Shohei Ohtani, who wore an all-black outfit accented by a white jacket meant to look like her husband's Dodgers uniform.

In fact, all those in the photos were given jackets in a similar style - corresponding with the names and numbers of their respective boyfriends or husbands.

At one point, Mamiko was photographed with two other superstar WAGs - Chelsea Freeman, the wife of Freddie Freeman, AND Brianna Betts, the wife of Mookie Betts.

Chelsea posted the picture of herself, Mamiko, and Brianna and captioned it 'My girls'.

Ohtani has kept his private life separate from his public life, with Mamiko and his daughter mostly out of the public eye.

Their marriage was mostly a secret as well. Not even the Dodgers knew about it until after the couple had already exchanged their vows.

Ohtani married Tanaka in a secret ceremony in 2024, with the former NL MVP taking a few weeks to reveal exactly who she was after first announcing that he had wed a mystery woman in February.

'I began a new chapter in my career with the Dodgers, but I also have started a new life with someone from my native country of Japan who is very special to me,' he said on social media.

Tanaka is a 28-year-old former Japanese basketball player who played in the country's top women's league. 

In April, they welcomed a baby girl into the world, just over a month since stunning the baseball world with their surprise nuptials.