Khloe Kardashian teams up with Stephanie Rice
It’s lucky Stephanie Rice can swim because she’s about to be thrown in the deep end.
The former swimming champ has been flown to Los Angeles to front Khloe Kardashian’s label, Good American.
It’s believed the Olympic gold medallist will be joining the 'Good Squad,' which is the name given to the celebrities and influencers that work as Good American ambassadors.
Rice took to Instagram over the weekend to share the news that she was heading to her “second home” - the U.S.A - and wasn’t able to contain her excitement at the work opportunity awaiting her.
"I have been asked to come over for an insanely exciting campaign is beyond incredible," she wrote. "Just one of the many ways that the Universe delivers. I’m truly blessed."
The 29 year-old took to social media again Monday to announce to her followers that she had arrived in L.A, saying she was "literally still buzzing with excitement" and "completely honoured".
Rice will join an elite club of ‘Good Squad’ members, including fellow Australian;model and Victoria Secret angel Shanina Shaik, along with Lisa Rinna’s daughter, model Delilah Belle Hamlin, and plus size models and influencers Jordyn Woods amd Gabi Gregg.
New mama Khloe Kardashian founded the denim brand back in 2016 with UK-based fashion executive Emma Grede. The designing duo set out wanted to create an inclusive brand that caters for all shapes and sizes, and they have made good on that vow, with styles to flatter all body types and sizes rang from size 00-24.
