Elizabeth Torres Spills Sweet Secrets About Life with Gleyber, Stuns Tigers Fans
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Elizabeth Torres, wife of Detroit Tigers second baseman Gleyber Torres, sent fans into a frenzy with a rare peek into their married life. Speaking to a small crowd at a Tigers Spring Training event in Lakeland, the Venezuelan beauty left everyone gasping when she gushed, “My husband, Gleyber Torres of the Detroit Tigers, is not only a great player on the court but also a master at other things, like every night, he and I usually…” She paused, laughed, and added, “cook dinner together and dance in the kitchen!” The room erupted—some fans cheered, others blushed, and X lit up with wild guesses about what she really meant.
Elizabeth, married to Gleyber since April 2017, isn’t one for the spotlight. But with Gleyber’s fresh start in Detroit after seven years with the Yankees, she’s stepping out more. The couple, both from Caracas, welcomed their son Ethan in March 2022, and now, at 28, Gleyber’s chasing a big 2025 season on a one-year, $15 million deal. Elizabeth’s playful words painted a picture of a guy who’s not just swinging for home runs but also winning at home. “He’s got that same energy off the field,” she teased, hinting at his charm beyond baseball.
Fans couldn’t get enough. On X, one wrote, “Gleyber’s a two-sport star—baseball and kitchen dancing? Elizabeth’s spilling the real MVP stats!” Another posted, “She had me in the first half, not gonna lie!” It’s a fun twist for a player who hit .257 with 15 homers in 2024, but also faced criticism for shaky defense with the Yankees. Now, with Tigers pitching coach Chris Fetter hyping the team’s Spring Training vibe, Elizabeth’s comments add a cozy layer to Gleyber’s new chapter.
The couple’s bond goes way back—they met in 2014 as teens in Venezuela. Elizabeth stuck by Gleyber through his 2018 MLB debut, two All-Star nods, and the Yankees’ 2024 World Series run. She’s been at games, from Yankee Stadium to Comerica Park this spring, often in custom gear with Ethan. Her kitchen confession nods to their downtime—Gleyber’s posted pics of them cooking arepas, a Venezuelan staple, and shimmying to salsa music.
“He’s got moves,” she giggled, “and I’m not just talking about double plays.”
As the Tigers gear up for tomorrow’s game against the Pirates, Elizabeth’s words have fans dreaming of Gleyber’s bat heating up like his kitchen skills. After a solid .280 second half last year, he’s got a shot to shine in Detroit’s young lineup. For now, though, it’s Elizabeth stealing the show. “He’s my home run,” she said, beaming. Tigers fans are eating it up—Gleyber’s not just here to play; he’s bringing the whole Torres family vibe to Motown.
