Being in the public eye as an F1 driver’s girlfriend is not easy. Let alone being the ex-girlfriend of Ferrari heartthrob Charles Leclerc, who is backed by an army of fans. Subjected to rude comments no matter what, it is a difficult role to play. However, as Charlotte Sine takes the streets of New York, she returns home refreshed.
Sine and Leclerc announced their breakup in December last year, with both agreeing to remain friends despite parting ways. While the rumor mill churns that Leclerc found a new romantic interest, Sine is living her best single life.
Charlotte Sine takes New York
Returning home from a girl’s trip to New York, Sine explored the cultural melting pot for all its culinary experiences. However, this was new for the 23-year-old.
Posting a picture from her pilates class, Sine stated, “It’s all about finding the right balance for you body.” Explaining how despite having not worked out for three days, she managed to get in over 22,000 steps a day.
Further, she explains how her relationship with food takes a new turn. “I ate 4/5 cookies in two days and didn’t restrict myself and didn’t feel guilty about it (Big step for me)”
As always, there was some negativity surrounding her post. However, despite the toxicity of F1 Twitter, fans stood up against haters to defend Sine’s courageous post.
Charles Leclerc fans defend Sine
There were fans who mocked Sine’s confession of eating cookies and not feeling guilty about it. However, the majority stood up for her, encouraging her on her journey. Whether they liked her or not, Sine found protection in F1 fans.
The love was comforting to see. Fans gathered up to rally against those who had something to say against her.
A fan stated: “people making fun of charlotte because she said she managed to eat cookies without feeling guilty really the sub race of humanity too.”
As Sine embarks on a new journey, it’s good to see Charles Leclerc’s fanbase standing up for someone important to him. As both individuals take on new challenges in their lives, it will be interesting to see where the road leads for both Sine and Leclerc.
