Wayne Gretzky's daughter Paulina Gretzky's Marbella photos wow fans as she shares sneak peek of new song
Paulina Gretzky
, daughter of NHL icon Wayne Gretzky, recently captivated fans with a glamorous photo series from her sun-drenched escape to Marbella, Spain. Known for her elegance and effortless charm, Paulina stunned in a dreamy white off-shoulder minidress that highlighted her signature style and flair.
The backdrop? A lush wall of green ivy, orchids, and tropical plants — the perfect setting for her summery aesthetic.
Paulina Gretzky turns heads in Marbella getaway
Accessorizing with a white headband, gold earrings, and stacked bracelets, Paulina posted the photos with a simple caption: 'Marbella.' The understated elegance of the post let the visuals speak for themselves — and fans were quick to take notice.
The Marbella moment follows another recent viral post: a couple's photoshoot with her husband, pro golfer Dustin Johnson.
The standout image featured Paulina in a delicate white lace bodysuit, resting her head on Johnson's lap as he sat in a white suit. The caption, 'Nobody else,' echoed the couple's enduring bond, adding a layer of intimacy to the glamorous shot.
Celebrity hairstylist Leah Caso and photographer Isabella Lanaro were tagged in the series, further confirming the high-gloss nature of Paulina's recent visual storytelling.
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But Paulina isn't just showcasing fashion and romance — she's also teasing a return to her musical roots. Last week, she posted an Instagram story that caught the attention of longtime fans. The story featured a car Bluetooth screen playing a track titled 'If These Heels Co…' with the artist listed as Paulina Gretzky. Her cryptic caption, 'Stay tuned,' sent fans into a frenzy, speculating that a long-awaited musical comeback could be on the horizon.
Though best known today as a social media influencer and model, Paulina has a musical past. She performed 'Collecting Dust' on MTV's Laguna Beach in 2005 and has occasionally returned to the studio. Earlier this year, she was spotted recording in Nashville with country singer Tyler Reeve, further fueling rumors of a new project.
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From the beaches of Spain to the soundboards of Nashville, Paulina Gretzky continues to show she's more than just a famous name — she's an evolving artist ready for her next chapter.
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