Breanna Stewart

Breanna Stewart and the New York Liberty clinched the 2024 WNBA championship on Sunday, defeating the Minnesota Lynx in a thrilling five-game series. Since the victory, the Liberty players have been celebrating in high spirits with their families and loved ones. Breanna was joined by her wife Marta Xargay during the post-victory festivities.

The celebrations kicked off in the locker room, where players popped champagne and smoked cigars, before transforming into a lively party in the clubs of New York.

Marta Xargay, who has been a steadfast support for Breanna throughout the Liberty star’s campaign in the recently-concluded WNBA season, shared her reaction to her wife’s first title with New York on Tuesday. As congratulatory messages poured in from others, Marta took to social media two days after Breanna’s triumph to post a heartfelt tribute to her better half.

The former Spanish basketball star shared a sweet photo with Breanna, capturing a joyful moment. In the picture, an overjoyed Marta is planting a big kiss on her wife during New York’s post-game photoshoot with the WNBA trophy on Sunday. Marta expressed her emotions for Breanna in a heartfelt five-word caption.

“So freaking proud of you!”

Breanna and Marta tied the knot in 2021 and are proud parents of two children. Marta has consistently been Breanna’s biggest supporter, often seen courtside, cheering her on throughout games.

Marta and Breanna during WNBA title celebration

Breanna Stewart was elated after securing the New York Liberty’s first-ever WNBA title. The three-time WNBA champion spared no effort in celebrating the fruits of her hard work and consistent greatness. By her side was Marta, who joined Breanna in the festivities.

One viral moment on social media captured Marta looking visibly annoyed after Breanna playfully blew cigar smoke in her wife’s face during the celebration.

Talking about Breanna’s performance in the 2024 WNBA playoffs, the veteran forward played a pivotal role in leading the New York Liberty to their maiden championship victory. Over 11 games, Breanna averaged 19.4 points while shooting 38.2% from the field, including 26.1% from beyond the arc.

The two-time WNBA Finals MVP was a force on both ends of the court, contributing 9.5 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 1.5 steals and 1.7 blocks per game, showcasing her all-around dominance.