Lindy Klim shares a selfie with her family as she struggles to home school her teenagers at their Balinese bungalow
Lindy Klim has revealed she is struggling to home school her teenage children during the coronavirus lockdown.
Sharing a selfie to her Instagram on Tuesday, the 43-year-old mother-of-four said: ‘This is me trying to home school teenagers, who know more than I do!’
In the photo, which appears to be taken at their Balinese bungalow, Lindy supervises her daughter Stella, 13, and son Rocco 11, as well as one of their school friends.
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Help! Lindy Klim shared selfie as she struggled to home school her teenagers Stella, 13, (left), Rocco, 11, (center) at their Balinese bungalow on Tuesday. Pictured with a male friend (right) and her two-year-old daughter Goldie, whom she shares with Adam Ellis
‘Who else is struggling with this?’ she asked her followers, before a slew of fans agreed with her.
In another post to her Instagram Story, Lindy shared footage of her daughters, Frankie, eight, and Goldie, two, relaxing while she exercised.
‘Yeah, leaves me to do all of her PE, that sounds about right,’ she said
‘Who else is struggling with this?’ Lindy, 43, asked her followers, before a flood of the famous influencer’s followers agreed with the star
Lindy shares her youngest daughter, Goldie, with her second husband, British property developer Adam Ellis.
She shares her older three children with her first husband, retired Olympic swimmer Michael Klim, whom she separated from in 2016.
She calls Indonesia home, but divides her time between Melbourne and Bali.
According to Lindy, Bali is the perfect place for her children to grow up because they are free from any bullying at school.
Blended: Lindy shares her youngest daughter, Goldie, two, with her second husband, British property developer Adam Ellis. (Pictured left to right: Rocco, Michael, Goldie, Frankie, Adam and Stella)
She revealed in 2018 that her kids were bullied for being Asian when they attended private school in Melbourne.
She told 9Honey: ‘Before, when they went to school in Australia, they were the only half-Asian kids in the school.
‘My kids were in a private school in Melbourne and they were being teased for being Asian.’
New life: The mother-of-four revealed that her kids were bullied for being Asian when they attended private school in Melbourne. (Pictured left to right: Adam, Lindy, Rocco, Goldie, Frankie and Stella)