Myleene Klass displays her her jaw-dropping figure in a red hot bikini as she shares a look inside her family reunion in Thailand

On Monday, Myleene Klass heated things up by posting a collection of videos from her recent family gathering in Thailand on her Instagram account.

46-year-old television host appeared more joyful than before, relishing the winter sunlight alongside her partner Simon Motson, her younger sibling Jessie, and their collective offspring: Ava, Hero, and Apollo.

On an Instagram reel, the woman radiated warmth in a fiery red swimsuit as she savored a sun-kissed day aboard a boat.

The racy ensemble featured gold hardware detailing and flaunted her jaw-dropping figure.

She paired the outfit with some gold jewelry, a black Sketchers hat, and donned a pair of gold aviator shades to protect her eyes.

In other parts of the video, Myleene was seen enjoying herself alongside Simon, as they all indulged in various activities such as boating, swimming, kickboxing lessons, and exploring scrumptious food stalls.

Myleene’s posting shows us she’s heading to the beach for her family reunion in Thailand, filled with joy and excitement about all the celebrations ahead.

Later, she shared a heartfelt image on her Instagram Stories, depicting her tearful farewell with her little sister, following a week they had spent together.

Jessie, a TV and radio producer, resides in Australia. It’s been announced by Myleene that their much-anticipated reunion will take place in Thailand.

In a touching moment, Myleene posted a farewell selfie after her sister delivered an emotional goodbye speech. Being the tearful one in the family, she will remain in the UK while her sister returns to Australia.

She added the caption ‘Klass Girls on tour’ as the lookalike sisters smiled for the camera.

Myleene is a daughter who takes pride in her immigrant background, as she was brought up by her mom, Magdalena, and dad, Oscar, right here in Norfolk.

Oscar, originally from Austria, now retired as a captain in the British Royal Navy, later re-trained himself into a skilled plumber. On the other hand, Magdalena, hailing from the Philippines, previously worked as a dedicated nurse.

1) Myleene frequently expresses her sense of honor regarding her background, and in a 2023 Instagram post, she openly discussed her multiracial ancestry.

She admitted that people often confused her with Apollo’s Filipino caregiver when he was young, and she shared her experiences of facing racial discrimination during her childhood.

In a lengthy message, Myleene pointed out an incident from just last week where someone mistakenly took her to be her son’s nanny. She also noted that people often fail to recognize that such a comment can be considered ‘unconsciously discriminatory’.

The celebrity, who gave birth to her youngest child Apollo in 2019, posted: ‘Just last week, while out with my son, I was mistakenly thought to be his Filipino nanny. Fortunately, the role is honorable, but it’s often overlooked in North London. Some mothers might not fully appreciate the assistance they receive and the fact that a person like me, a Filipino, is providing it. Unintentionally, the phrase ‘help’ and ‘a Filipino’ can be casually racist.’

In simpler terms, members of the Asian community often face the challenging situation where they must sacrifice their own children’s upbringing to secure a better life for them. This involves entrusting the care of others’ children while expecting undying gratitude, despite frequently receiving unequal compensation. Their contributions and sacrifices, however, often go unacknowledged or overlooked.

She went on saying, “I’ve never hidden the fact that I experienced racism during my childhood. Words like ‘Chink’ and ‘Mongrel’ were often used against me.

In the college cafeteria, I was assigned to clean up after meals, a task that is common among Filipinos. Yet, when I faced the crowded school bus, the kids would mock me with exaggerated Asian stereotypes, saying “ching chong”.

During my time at college, it fell to me to clear away dishes in the dining hall, a job often done by Filipinos. However, when I stood before a bus full of schoolchildren, they would mimic Asian caricatures and say “ching chong” instead of greeting me properly.

For years, Asians have been stereotypically portrayed as martial arts masters, virtuosic violinists, submissive, table tennis-playing brides. However, it’s becoming increasingly apparent that the world is evolving beyond these outdated stereotypes.

Over the weekend, I found myself utterly overjoyed! You know, that one-of-a-kind feeling when someone you admire deeply gets recognized? Well, last week, none other than Myleene Klass was honored in this year’s New Year Honours for her tireless efforts towards women’s health, raising awareness about miscarriage, and her unwavering commitment to charity! I feel so proud to be part of her fan base, supporting an amazing woman who truly makes a difference!

After going through her own four miscarriages, the TV host has now emerged as a well-known advocate for her cause.

On Instagram, she paused to express appreciation to her audience and stated that she’s more resolute about leveraging her platform to promote understanding.

I’m sending greetings from beautiful Thailand! At present, it’s quite late over here as we are seven hours ahead. Earlier today, I was enjoying time at the beach with my loved ones and happened to be wearing a fancy interview shirt paired with beach shorts.

At the moment, I’m conducting interviews in real-time from the UK, as I have something truly significant and unique to reveal to you.

Today, I’ve been honored with an MBE in the New Year’s Honors list. So, I am now officially known as Myleene Klass MBE.

‘I’m going to put it on stationary. I wonder if I can get it on my passport.

I want to emphasize that the MBE (Member of the British Empire) award is in recognition for my efforts towards miscarriage support, advocacy work with Tommy’s, lobbying parliament on women’s fertility issues, and relentless dedication to ensuring every woman and baby makes it safely through pregnancy. I remain committed to this cause and won’t back down.

I’m more resolute than ever to leverage my platform to advocate for change and ensure these women and infants receive the proper care they truly deserve.

To everyone who’s been by my side, I can’t express enough gratitude. I’ll keep advocating for change, and to those who came before us, know that I’m dedicated to keeping your voices alive. Together, let’s work towards the day when we can be united once more.

‘So thank you for all your love, all your support from Myleene Klass MBE and Happy New Year.’

Myleene is pushing for modifications in the Women’s Health Strategy, arguing that assistance should be provided to women earlier, not just after they’ve had three miscarriages.

Her endeavors primarily revolve around enhancing the quality of care for miscarriages and increasing understanding about the deep emotional and devastating impact that baby loss has.

The artist has utilized her position to advocate for policy changes and has been instrumental in making infant mortality a major focus in healthcare discussions.

As someone who’s deeply passionate about health and wellness, I understand that life can sometimes throw unexpected challenges our way. If you’ve recently experienced the heartache of a miscarriage, know that you are not alone and there is help available. For support and guidance, please visit www.miscarriageassociation.org.uk or reach out to them at 01924 200 799. They’re here to offer understanding, resources, and a listening ear during this difficult time.

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2025-01-07 14:22