EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT JEANNI MULDER:
BASIC INFORMATION
Jeanni Mulder was born in 1997 in the Eastern Cape and originally hails from Jeffrey's Bay - just 75 km away from Port Elizabeth. She attended Nico Malan High School in Humansdrop.

A BLOSSOMING RELATIONSHIP WITH CHAD LE CLOS
As far as we know, Mulder and Le Clos have been together for several months. In an interview with the Sunday Times in August, he admitted that he was "taken".

MODEL BEHAVIOR
Jeanni is a model represented by Boss in Cape Town. She has been signed with Boss since 2016, which has catapulted her into the spotlight, a position she has handled with aplomb. You can view her diverse portfolio here.

MULDER IS WELL-REPRESENTED
Jeanni Mulder has not only made waves in Cape Town (isn't that a term we usually reserve for Chad Le Clos?), but she is also represented by model agencies Freedom LA, DAS Miami, and Zone, a London-based agency.

MISS MATRIC DANCE WINNER
Her first encounter with the media happened in 2015 when she emerged victorious among thousands of participants and won the Miss Matric Dance competition. The rest is history: Jeanni was featured in the Kouga Express newspaper and on the News24 website.

INTERESTS AND HOBBIES
The same article also listed her hobbies. While Chad le Clos may have won an Olympic gold medal, even for him, it would be challenging to keep up with all these activities:

"She loves watching series and movies, enjoys going to the gym, cycling, jogging, ice-skating, spending time with friends and dogs, and has a passion for music, photography, and cooking."

INSTAGRAM QUEEN
Jeanni Mulder has over 20,000 followers and more than 700 posts that pack a punch. She is no stranger to collecting likes, but the first photo of her and Chad that she posted just 48 hours ago already has 2,000 approving e-thumbs.

A FUTURE YOGA ENTHUSIAST?
While we admired her Insta game, she shared a story of herself trying out yoga. We won't pass judgment here, but in Jeanni's own words, it really looks like she has "no idea what she's doing." Well, practice makes perfect, right?