Australian cricketer Steve Smith and wife Dani Willis have shared dazzling snaps of their luxurious European getaway.
Steve and his lawyer wife, 31, looked to be the envy of their friends as they hopped around hot destinations like St Tropez and the Italian coast.
Dani took to Instagram to share a slew of photos of the pair as they first enjoyed a sun-soaked jaunt to famous Club 55 in St Tropez.
The star no doubt slipped into her bathing suit to enjoy the crystal clear waters of the star-studded French Riviera.
The sporting couple then moved onto Grotte di Polignano a mare in Italy, which is known for its picturesque coastline.
She later posed at Instagram-famous Hotel Grotta Palazzese, which is a restaurant built into a cliffside overlooking the coast.
The couple later moved to their next Insta-famous destination of Alberobello, which is a small town in southern Italy.
The town is known for its unique cone-roofed buildings which have been UNESCO-listed since 1996 with the star happily posing next to them.
It comes just months after the pair flipped their home on Kings Road in Vaucluse for an incredible $12.38 million.
The pair made a hefty profit after purchasing the glamorous pile for $6.6 million in 2020, only to spend a little more than $500,000 on renovations.
The contemporary property sits amongst some of the city's most desired mansions, many of which sell for upwards of $10million.
Smith and his wife have established quite the Sydney property portfolio, and also own homes in Balmain, Birchgrove, Marrickville and Sans Souci.
Notoriously-private Dani previously told The Daily Telegraph good communication had kept their union strong after Steve was forced away for cricket.
The couple are often forced to spend time apart due to their busy schedules.
'You’re not going to be there for every birthday, or wedding anniversary, or date night, so make sure you still make time each day to Facetime or have a chat on the phone or keep each other up to date on what happened that day,' she said.
'It doesn’t matter how mundane it is, whether the dog was being annoying or whether the washing [machine] broke down,' she said.
'Just being completely open and keeping each other informed on what’s happening in your life helps,' she added.
