Paulina Gretzky is heating up the winter with some “cozy” snaps.
The daughter of hockey legend Wayne Gretzky ran to Instagram over the weekend to post some photos from a winter holiday escape to Apsen, Colo.
“Cozy season,” the 36-year-old Gretzky captioned her post while modeling a brown sweater and matching leggings with snowflake designs.
The winter getaway — complete with red wine and a toasty fireplace — comes after her birthday celebrations in Palm Beach earlier this month.
There, she toasted to her 36th year at a martini-themed dinner party along with hubby golf great Dustin Johnson, her Great One dad and mom, Janet.
Wearing a vibrant red dress, Gretzky was treated to an olive-green birthday cake that read, “Tini bit older.”
Johnson, her LIV Golf hubby with whom she shares two sons, paid tribute to his wife on Instagram.
“Happy Birthday to the most amazing wife and mom. We love you so much,” the two-time major champion wrote.
Johnson, 40, and Gretzky have been married since 2022.
The pair appear set to ring in the new year with some new projects on the go. Johnson was named Golf Saudi’s new ambassador this month, to “help further drive the growth of golf within Saudi Arabia, working closely with the country’s National Teams to deliver year-round lessons and coaching.”
Meanwhile, Gretzky teased a new project in an Instagram post from early December.
“Can’t wait to share what I’ve been up to,” Gretzky told her 1 million followers at the time, tagging the handle of singer and songwriter Tyler Reeve in the post.
Gretzky has previously shown off her vocal skills, notably performing as a teenager at a Heritage Classic hockey game in Edmonton.
If Donald Trump had his way, Wayne would have a new project in the works, too: To become Canada’s next prime minister, replacing Justin Trudeau. The president-elect recently made that suggestion on social media and Gretzky’s wife, Janet, seemed on board with the idea, reposting Trump’s message to her Instagram Stories.
“You miss 100% of the shots that you don’t take,” she shared, quoting one of Gretzky’s most famous statements.