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NEW YORK Yankees reporter Niki Lattarulo has been showered with love from fans after sharing a pair of glamorous snaps from the famous Yankee Stadium.
The SNY TV sports anchor showed off her style in two Instagram photos, leaving followers quick to share their admiration.
In one picture, the 29-year-old beams for the camera while sitting in a dugout, wearing a denim mini dress with a zip fastening and a pair of knee-high boots.
Lattarulo flashed a huge smile as she gave fans a glimpse of her off-duty look.
A second snap showed her presenting from Yankee Stadium, this time sporting a smart trouser suit with a buttoned waistcoat-style top and heels.
With the stadium’s sponsorship boards visible behind her, the reporter looked right at home in front of the camera.
She captioned the post: “fun while it lasted”.
And her followers were quick to make their feelings known in the comments.
One fan wrote: “Stunning and amazing ❤️🙌🔥.”
Another commented: “The literal cutest though”.
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A third added: “She’s a star!!!”
While one follower simply declared: “Love the boots.”
Lattarulo is a sports anchor and reporter for New York-based regional sports network SNY, where she covers teams and stories across the city’s sporting landscape.
But her career in sports broadcasting began well before her move to New York.
She graduated from the University of Rhode Island in 2019 with a Bachelor of Arts in journalism and communication studies.
After graduating, Lattarulo joined KCEN-TV in Texas as a hybrid news and sports reporter before being promoted to weekend sports anchor and reporter in November 2020.
During her time in Texas, she covered football, as well as basketball and volleyball.
When the Covid-19 pandemic brought sporting events to a halt, she switched to news reporting before eventually returning to sport for WSMV in 2022 – joining SNY a year later.