Jesinta Franklin shares tender kiss with husband Buddy during Grand Final parade

Jesinta Franklin couldn’t hide her pride about her husband Lance “Buddy” Franklin Friday.

The footy WAG gave the athlete a tender kiss in a video shared to Instagram Stories as they attended a pre-Grand Final parade in Melbourne.

In the clip, Jesinta, 31, ducked in to give Buddy, 35, a hug as he celebrated his upcoming Sydney Swans match.

Buddy jumped off a float after passing his wife and daughter Tullulah in the crowd.

The two-year-old was carried by Buddy’s mother-in-law Valerie Campbell, while his excited wife Jesinta waved and cheered beside them.

The beaming Sydney Swans waved to his family seated on the back of a white Toyota Hilux before reuniting at the end of the parade.

In the clip, Jesinta, 31, ducked in to give Buddy, 35, a hug as he celebrated his upcoming Sydney Swans match

Buddy jumped off a float after passing his wife and daughter Tullulah in the crowd

jesinta greeted her husband with a kiss and the couple hugged briefly before Buddy took son Rocky, one, in his arms while Jesinta held Tullulah.

The video was captioned, “When you see daddy in the crowd.”

Tallulah wore a replica of Sydney Swans guernsey with the word ‘daddy’ above her famous father’s number 23 on the back.

Jesinta opted for an all-black activewear ensemble plus a matching cap.

The video was captioned: ‘When you see daddy in the crowd’

Buddy was previously praised on stage during the parade

Rocky was also pictured with a replica No. 23 Guernsey with his blond hair in a high ponytail reminiscent of his sister’s.

The Franklins, who married in 2016, are one of the AFL’s most famous couples.

A former Miss Universe Australia fashion influencer, Jesinta recently qualified as an accredited AFL players agent.

The Franklins’ children both wore matching red and white Nike shoes in support of their father, a key striker for the Sydney Swans, as well as No. 23 jerseys

Last week, Buddy shocked the football world by signing a one-year contract extension for the 2023 season.

His nine-year $10 million deal with the Swans expires at the end of the season, and his future has long been the subject of speculation.

However, the two-time premiership winner himself put an end to the rumors on Monday night with a succinct two-word statement that simply read: “One more.”

Buddy will play in his sixth grand final when the Swans face Geelong on Saturday. Despite his many accolades in Swans colors, he has yet to win a premiership for the blood that fell short in both 2014 and 2016.

Buddy, sitting next to Tom Paley, waved to the crowd from the back of a Toyota Hilux