Kaitlyn Bristowe is showing off her bikini body as she channels her inner Barbie.
The former “Bachelor” star is gearing up for Margot Robbie’s new “Barbie” movie as she poses in a bathing suit while on a boat, saying she is “Buzzed Boat Barbie”.
Kaitlyn Bristowe Is A Real Life Barbie
Instagram | Kaitlyn Bristowe
The former “Bachelor” star got ready for the new movie “Barbie” as she wore a pink one-piece bathing suit, which had a cutout in the middle to show off her stomach, while holding a glass of wine. He can be seen sitting in a boat on the water soaking up the sun.
“Buzzed Boat Barbie. Are you going to be Barbie, and are we watching the movie today?,” he captioned the post.
Fans immediately flooded the comments section, expressing how much they loved Bristowe’s photo. “I’ve been staring at this picture for 7 minutes ??,” one fan wrote while another chimed in, “Come on Barbie let’s party ?.”
Another said, “Kaitlyn. crazy Bristowe. ?,” while another follower commented, “Wow so beautiful ??!.”
The others answered Bristowe’s question by telling her which Barbie they were. “Scary Barbie ?,” one fan wrote while another said, “Barbie Beach or princess Barbie @kaitlynbristowe.”
A third follower said they would be “Tired Barbie ?” as one of her fans said they were “in bed by 9 barbies ?.”
Several other fans commented on how much they loved Bristowe’s swimsuit, writing things like “I love this suit ???” and “I NEED THIS SUIT ?.”
Kaitlyn Bristowe Wine Company
Instagram | Kaitlyn Bristowe
After her time on “The Bachelor” franchise, Kaitlyn Bristowe has been heating up her own podcast as well as launching her own wine company – Spades and Sparrows.
“After learning a lot about wine through the restaurant industry, I realized that wine was not marketed to me (a female, millennial consumer) and instead was marketed to men,” says Bristowe of the decision to launch. own wine company. “There’s a common slogan in the wine industry that says, ‘market to men, and women will follow’. This makes absolutely no sense to me.”
She continued, “Women (especially millennial women) consume more wine than men! So, I had to flip this approach on its head. Everything we do at Spade & Sparrows speaks to women first, and we continue to strive to elevate and empower women’s voices in wine. From our feminine packaging to our social media to the events we host, everything is aimed at women who love wine. What’s funny to me now is that I always see videos of women bringing home Spade & Sparrows to their husbands or boyfriends, and men always enjoy it.”
Bristowe goes on to explain why his wine company is different from others. “For a long time, wine has been associated with exclusivity and arrogance. We’ve completely removed that aspect from our brand,” he said before adding, “I’m so tired of seeing the image of wine on a perfectly arranged dinner table, it’s beautiful to look at and certainly aspirational, but it’s not a reality for most people . we are girls.”
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