Moment between Justin Rose, Rory Mcilroy’s Women at Masters Surfaces

Rory Mcilroy Was not the only one who felt love Justin Rosewife, KateAfter the sudden play -off of the golfers at the Masters 2025.

In the immediate aftermath of Rory, 35, who sinks a putt to beat Justin, 44, in the first play -off hole on Sunday, April 13, Kate embraced the wife of Rory, Erica Stollwho was near the 18th Green.

Golf writer Kyle Porter shared an image of the moment via x And wrote: “Oh wow, I didn’t see it either, but Kate embraced Erica about 3 seconds after the putt had fallen.”

CBS cameras later caught Rory and Kate shared a 13-second hug after he walked off the Green. With their arms wrapped around each other, Kate was told that she told McIlroy that she was ‘really happy’ for him.

Rory, born in Ireland, and Justin, who was born of English parents and moved to England from South Africa when he was 5, his friends have been competing together with the two in several Ryder Cup teams for years.

Kate and Justin have been married since 2006 and share two children: son Leo16 and daughter Charlotte13.

McIlroy has been married to Erica since 2017, although the couple briefly split last year after McIlroy had requested a divorce in May 2024. The golfer later withdrawn the divorce only a month later. Mcilroy and stoll parts daughter Poppy4.

After the dramatic final round, Justin Rory congratulated with his victory, making him only the 6th golfer in history to complete the career Grand Slam.

“I gave it everything …”, Justin posted Via x On Sunday evening. “Congratulations @mcilroyrory with winning the @themasters and completing the Grand Slam .. Very cool De Green sharing with you at that time … Thank you team 🌹 As always for all the support during the week … We go again 👊erson.”

In an interview with CBS ‘ Amanda Balionis After the tournament, Rose said: “It was clear that I wanted to be the bad guy today, but it is still a memorable opportunity for the golf game.”

During his own interview with Balionis, 38, who was posted on Monday, April 14, McIlroy thanked his ‘incredible support system throughout my life’, including his daughter who was present with the masters to celebrate with her father.

“To have Poppy there – I want to make her proud,” said McIlroy. “I want them to experience these things. I said about the green during the trophy presentation, I hadn’t given it up for 17 years. I think that is a really good lesson for a young boy or girl who was watching. To never give up and continue to fight your dreams. If you do the work and you make the effort that you can achieve something.”