Francisco Lindor's wife, Katia, oozes confidence in red bikini top and flared pants look accented with $3,350 Louis Vuitton arm candy

David Yurman Francisco Lindor Event - Source: Getty
Francisco Lindor's wife Katia oozes confidence in red bikini top and flared pants look accented with $3,350 Louis Vuitton arm candy - Source: Getty

Francisco Lindor's wife, Katia, offered an insight into her personality on Tuesday. Katia, who has two daughters and a son, showed off her look against the New York City skyline. She wore a vibrant red bikini-inspired top paired with high-waisted white flared pants. Katia also carried a Louis Vuitton tote bag valued at $3,350 on the brand's website, adding a touch of designer flair to her outfit.

Ad

In another photo, Francisco Lindor's wife posed alongside her two daughters, Kalina and Amapola. She also shared a photo breastfeeding her newborn son, Koa Amani.

"I was always going to live with purpose, to fight with courage, and to love beyond measure," Katia captioned the post.
Ad

Francisco Lindor's wife Katia's post offered a poignant look at her personality

Along with pictures of her outfit, Katia also shared some powerful quotes meant to inspire her fans.

"Your light is bigger than their opinions," one quote read.
"When we choose to love fiercely, we are not just surviving empire. We are actively building what comes after its demise, what will grow in the aftermath of violence. Indeed, love is a form of worldmaking."
Ad

She also shared some tweets about the current state of the US, particularly healthcare and "unfettered access to guns." One of the quotes she reshared was from Dr. Tommy Martin, which read:

"I will never understand why Americans love their guns and their access to guns more than the lives of the children."

She also shared one of her previous Instagram stories, in which she explains what patriotism really means.

Ad
"There's a dangerous myth that patriotism means silence. That loving your country means never questioning it, even when it's causing harm, destroying lives, or betraying its own ideals. But real patriotism isn't blind loyalty.
"It's holding your country accountable when it falls short of its promises. It's believing so deeply in the values of justice, freedom, and <dignity that you demand your nation actually live up to them."

Quick Links

Edited by Bhargav
Sportskeeda logo
Close menu
WWE
WWE
NBA
NBA
NFL
NFL
MMA
MMA
Tennis
Tennis
NHL
NHL
Golf
Golf
MLB
MLB
Soccer
Soccer
F1
F1
WNBA
WNBA
down arrow icon
More
bell-icon Manage notifications