In this weekโs issue of Womanโs Day the Klims tell us they couldnโt be happier, despite their unconventional living arrangements.
โWeโve been doing the Baliโจto Melbourne shuffle for about three years now,โ the 38-year-old swimming professional explained, referring to the arrangement that sees his wife live permanently in Bali with their children โ Stella, nine, Rocco, seven, and Frankie, four โ while Michael stays in Melbourne to run the coupleโs skincare business Milk & Co.
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Michael and Lindy with their three kids: Stella, nine, Rocco, seven, and Frankie, four.
The 37-year-old Balinese princess relishes life in her native Bali, especially now that it is a home for her children.
โThey [their kids] get โจto see people washing in the rivers on their way to school, which is really beautiful,โ she smiled.
The proud parents admit while thereโs no magic formula when it comes to family, it is about making time for one another.
Check out how Lindy and Michael sustain their inspiring marriage only in this weekโs issue of Womanโs Day, on stands now!
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