Joe Hart and his wife Kimberly Crew hit the beach in Barbados on Friday, after jetting abroad to see in 2024.
The former England goalkeeper, 36, went shirtless in black swim shorts as he soaked up the sun in Bridgetown with his bikini-clad wife Kimberly.
Kimberly showed off her enviable figure in a tiny brown halterneck bikini as she made her way into the crystal blue water.
She tied her blonde locks up into a high bun and shielded her face from the sun with a Christian Dior visor.
Joe, meanwhile, rocked some aviators and showed off his tattoo sleeve on his right arm as he went shirtless for the beach trip.
Joe Hart and his wife Kimberly Crew soaked up the sun on the beach in Bridgetown, Barbados on Friday
Beautician Kimberly showed off her toned physique in a brown bikini as she went for a dip in the ocean
Kimberly wrapped her arms around Joe as the lovebirds cosied up in the water at one point.
As the couple made their way back to their sun loungers on the beach, Kimberly grinned.
Joe – who is now a goalkeeper for Celtic – and Kimberly married in a lavish Italian ceremony in Florence almost eight years ago.
The wedding was attended by some of football’s biggest names.
Joe had been in a relationship with beautician Kimberley for around six years before they tied the knot.
He proposed to her while on holiday in Cabo, Mexico, popping the question while they were out on a yacht in 2013.
Joe – who shares two kids with Kimberly – gave a rare insight into his home life when he spoke to The Telegraph in 2013, saying he liked quiet meals at his Cheshire home with his partner.
He tends to keep his family off social media and focuses on posting about his football career.
The former England goalkeeper, 36, showcased his abs as he went shirtless on the lavish trip
The couple – who tied the knot in 2015 – looked loved-up as they enjoyed an evening dip, with Kimberly wrapping her arms around her other half
Joe now plays for Celtic after beginning his career in 2003 playing for Shrewsbury Town (pictured in December 2023)
‘I’m not good at DIY or cleaning but my cooking is OK,’ he said at the time.
‘The club’s kitchen staff are very good, they give you stuff to take home or baby-talk you through cooking, which is what we require – we’re just lads trying to look after ourselves.
‘At home I can happily watch Test cricket all day. The England team are my heroes. I should say that I spend time reading but I don’t, although my mum will kill me for that because she is into her arts.’
Joe began his career with Shrewsbury Town. He made his international debut in 2008 and was England’s first choice keeper at the World Cup in Brazil in 2014.