‘I appreciate every one of you for the support’: Tammy Hembrow does a celebratory dance with her children as she reaches a new milestone of 11million Instagram followers
Tammy Hembrow is one of Australia’s most followed women on Instagram.
And on Sunday, the single mother-of-two, 25, reached a new milestone of 11million followers.
The fitness trainer shared a video of herself dancing with her son Wolf, four, and daughter Saskia, three, to Blinding Lights by The Weeknd in celebration.
‘I appreciate every one of you for the support’: Tammy Hembrow (pictured) reached a new milestone of 11million Instagram followers on Sunday
She wrote in the caption: ‘How we feel about 11 million, so wild. I love you guys.’
‘We’re all living in a strange world right now and I appreciate every one of you for the support always,’ the blonde bombshell added.
Tammy was previously at 10million followers earlier this year, according to eDigital Agency.
‘How we feel about 11million’: The single mother-of-two, 25, shared a video of herself and her children dancing to mark the momentous occasion (Tammy with daughter Saskia)
Thankful: Tammy along with her son Wolf, four, and daughter Saskia, three, danced to Blinding Lights by The Weeknd in celebration
This comes after the blonde bombshell issued a stern warning to her fans that Australia could become like Italy soon if we don’t start taking the coronavirus threat seriously.
In an Instagram video on Saturday, the influencer expressed her outrage over the young Australians who are going to bars and partying instead of practising social distancing.
Speaking from the bedroom of her Gold Coast mansion, the mother-of-two said that she’d taken her children to the beach on Friday afternoon.
Concerned: Tammy’s celebratory moment comes after she issued a stern warning to her fans that Australia could become like Italy soon if we don’t start taking the coronavirus seriously
‘Is it just me or is Australia not taking coronavirus very seriously’: In an Instagram video on Saturday, the influencer expressed her outrage over young Australians who are going to bars and partying instead of practising social distancing
Tammy said she was shocked by the number of people she’d seen hanging out in local bars.
‘Is it just me or is Australia not taking coronavirus very seriously,’ she said while lying down on her bed.
‘(On the way to the beach) there was so many bars, full of people, just crowded with people,’ she continued.
As of March 22, 1,349 people have tested positive across the nation. The virus has so far claimed seven lives.
Pandemic: As of March 22, 1,349 people have tested positive across the nation. The virus has so far claimed seven lives
