Jacinda Ardern has been lauded for staying “real” with her social media followers after she admitted she was suffering from a hilarious wardrobe malfunction.
The New Zealand prime minister posted a photo on Instagram of the controversial shoe choice he should wear in parliament on Monday.
Alongside the image of rubber boots covered in mud, the mother told her 1.7 million followers that she had snatched rubber boots in the dark.
The Prime Minister wrote “Ahhh daylight saving time” on Monday.
“Poor Clarke got up a few times with our little one, so when they were both finally asleep at 6 a.m. and I knew getting my shoes would wake them up, there was only one option. Rubber boots at work.
In addition to the image of her mud-stained rubber boots (pictured), Anne revealed to her 1.7 million Instagram followers that she snatched a pair of rubber boots in the dark.
Ms. Ardern (pictured), 41, and her partner of eight, Clarke Gayford, 44, welcomed their daughter, Neve Te Aroha, in June 2018.
Social media followers applauded the Prime Minister for being so recognizable, while others empathized with the fact of a working mom.
“I can’t tell you how much I laugh at such updates. And I love your honesty,’ one woman commented.
“The advantage of being the boss. “Does anyone get the boot reminder?” someone else made a joke.
“You are a great family working together as a team!” said another.
Ms. Ardern, 41, and her partner, eight-year-old Clarke Gayford, 44, welcomed their daughter, Neve Te Aroha, in June 2018.
The prime minister remained at work until the birth of the three-year-old, returning to work after just six weeks of maternity leave.
Ardern is the second elected female leader to have children during her tenure and the first since Benazier Bhutto in 1990.
The Prime Minister remained at work until the birth of the three-year-old and returned to work after just six weeks of maternity leave (Family in the photo in September 2018)
Social media followers quickly applauded the prime minister (pictured in March 2022) for being so recognizable, while others empathized with the reality of a working mom.
‘It must be wonderful to have such a loyal and loving father/partnership. I think there should be more housekeepers,” said the fourth.
This isn’t the first time the working mom has been praised for her honesty and ability to multitask as both a leader and caregiver.
In March 2020, the prime minister posted a photo of his shirt smeared with diaper cream, telling his followers he would “record all the details” of the incident.
“Why do you realize you’re wearing diaper cream when you’re away from just changing?” Wrote.
One follower said she shouldn’t have kicked herself for losing her diaper cream when she went to work in the morning because she’d be “too busy to be the world’s best prime minister”.
In March 2020, the prime minister posted a photo of his shirt soaked in diaper cream, telling his followers he would “record all the details” of the event (pictured).
In January, Ms Ardern (pictured with her daughter Snow in February 2021) confirmed she should postpone her wedding after all of New Zealand was put on Covid red alert.
In January, Ms Ardern confirmed she should postpone her wedding after putting all of New Zealand on Covid red alert and imposing strict restrictions.
He said the long-awaited wedding will be postponed due to the recent pandemic because “it is no different from other New Zealanders”.
“This is life,” he told reporters at the press conference, reiterating that the country would not be hindered.
“My marriage has been put on hold, but I agree with many New Zealanders who have had such an experience due to the pandemic.”
The Prime Minister was due to marry TV presenter Clarke Gayford this summer in Gisborne, North Island, after getting engaged in early 2019.
Source: Daily Mail
