Jordan, wife of Gary Ablett Jr., shares lovely images of her son Levi with his AFL star dad

Jordan, the wife of Gary Ablett Jr., shared some adorable photos of her husband taking their four-year-old son Levi to a basketball game on Wednesday.

The AFL star, 38, played for Geelong United in a local tournament and wowed his young son and wife with his athletic prowess as he helped win the game.

Jordan posted the precious snaps to her Instagram, showing Gary having fun with their little one during the game.

In one photo, the Geelong Cats star held his beaming son on the pitch while another tenderly showed Gary rocking a tired-looking Levi.

Jordan wrote some hilarious words next to the photos: “Finally saw his dad win a grandma.”

Little Levi suffers from a mysterious degenerative disease that seriously affects his respiratory system and he has never spoken a word.

Jordan recently shared an update on the health of the couple’s four-year-old son, who is battling a degenerative disease.

Jordan, who has not disclosed what disease Levi has been diagnosed with, revealed in April last year that it is unlikely he will ever learn to speak.

“It’s very difficult from a practical point of view, but also very difficult to just be his mother and not be able to hear his voice or know what he needs,” she told The Herald Sun in an emotional interview.

“When he gets upset, I have to guess what the problem is,” continued Jordan, who has been married to AFL legend Gary since 2016.

“It’s hard too, because I’d like to hear his thoughts, have a conversation with my son, and know for us that he understands how much we love him.”

Gary and his wife of eight years also share daughter Grace, whom they welcomed in 2021.

Gary Jr. was an all-time great player for AFL teams Geelong and the Gold Coast from 2002 to 2020.