Health influencer and mum-of-four Sophie Guidolin has revealed she’s ceaselessly mistaken to be a decade youthful than her precise age.
In an Instagram publish on Wednesday, the 34-year-old wrote she’d had a number of run-ins of late the place strangers assumed she was truly as younger as 22.
“POV (perspective): the woman in Adairs requested me right this moment if I’m ‘shifting out of my mother and father’ right this moment,” Guidolin, who lives on Queensland’s Gold Coast, captioned a video of herself.
“I then had an 18, sure, 18-year-old ask me out on a date … Dude … you’re nearly my son’s age AND a 22-year-old mentioned she thought I used to be her age right this moment when requested me for espresso.
“I’m sorry however what is occurring hahahaha (how do I modify my Hinge choice … asking for a good friend) #imold.”
Dozens of Guidolin’s 555,000 followers took to the feedback, imploring her to embrace the “flattering” false impression.
“Such an enormous praise,” one wrote.
“Simply go together with it … get pleasure from,” a second commented.
Whereas a 3rd mentioned: “Superb, and effectively deserved!”
It’s been a troublesome few years for the health professional, whose marriage to dentist Andrew Firgaira broke down after their first little one collectively was tragically stillborn in 2023.
In February, Guidolin sparked concern amongst eagle-eyed followers who seen a lump on her breast in a sequence of bikini pictures she’d posted to her Instagram.
“Hello Sophie, undecided if it’s the angle of the picture however it seems like there’s a lump in your chest on the left,” one follower wrote.
“I used to be coming right here to say the identical factor,” a second commented.
“Love the sisterhood searching for one another. Wishing you good well being Sophie.”
Guidolin responded by telling her followers she’d been having some “well being points”.
“I’ll (hopefully) share when it’s a scar not a wound,” she wrote.
“As all the time guys, a reminder as soon as once more you by no means know what one other individual goes via, be form all the time.”