Ruby tuesday matthews model age

Ruby Tuesday Matthews: Wiki, Bio, Age, Family, Career, Boyfriend, Net Worth, Instagram, News, followers, kids, Diet, Cocaine controversy, Miscarriage. Ruby Tuesday Matthews is an Instagram influencer and model. She began her Instagram model journey by posting on several travel posts and grew as one of the lust-worthy fashion enthusiasts. Ruby also works with well-known and reputed brands. She recently caught the limelight after her statement over advocating Nadia Bartel’s cocaine consumption. Tuesday Matthews said that it is entirely expected among Australia’s celebrated Instagram model field.

Ruby Tuesday Matthews Personal Life

Ruby hasn’t revealed her actual age but it could be around 25 years. She appears quite young and dazzling therefore it’s surprising for her fans to know that she is the mother of two children. The name of her children is Rocket and Mars. We do not exactly know when she was born or where she grew up.  We do not know where she received her school education from. She has not even revealed anything about her family or her siblings. Details on where she grew up or where she spent her childhood remain only speculated. However,  most probably it could be Australia itself. We do not even know what educational qualification she secures. She is in a serious relationship with her beloved boyfriend, Shannan Dodd.

Ruby’s Career and Net Worth

Ruby Tuesday Matthews is an Instagram model and an influencer. She first began her Instagram modelling journey by updating various travel posts. She is one of the lust-worthy influencers and fashion enthusiasts. Ruby Tuesday steadily increases her popularity as she works with well-known and reputed brands like Design forum, steel, cotton on, sabo skirt, spell, and the gypsy collective.

Ruby’s exact net worth is yet to be estimated, her net worth is over $100,000 at the moment.

Ruby Tuesday Matthews Diet

To stay skinny, model Ruby Tuesday shocked the fans by announcing that she lived on a rigorou

Ruby Tuesday Matthews put on a jaw-dropping display as she showed off her incredible figure in a skimpy bikini on Saturday.

The Aussie influencer, 31, took to Instagram to share a short video of herself flaunting her frame in a barely-there thong bikini. 

Ruby, who recently hit back at fans who claimed she was too thin in an impassioned post, proudly showed off her figure in the racy zebra-striped swimwear.

She showed off her freshly cut brunette bob as she faced away from the camera while posing up a storm in her dining room. 

As she modelled the eye-popping outfit, Ruby sashayed as Tim Deluxe's tune It Just Won't Do played over the footage.

'If you used to love this song we should probably be best friends,' Ruby captioned the video. 'Also shorter hair is possible.' 

Her latest post comes after she addressed her fans' longtime fixation on her weight, revealing she typically sheds kilos when she's under 'extreme stress' in a candid post.

She took to Instagram this week with a lengthy message taking aim at fans who constantly say she is 'too thin' as she got honest about her health.

Sharing images of herself sporting tiny booty shorts and a black vest top, the Byron Bay personality said she 'cherishes' her body and asked followers to 'be gentle' to themselves. 

 'A little reminder to my new followers and everyone else to be kind and love yourself whatever stage you are at in life. I sure do and not in a vain way,' she said.

'My body has always been a topic of conversation—sometimes I’m deemed too thin; other times, praised for weight gain.'

She discussed how her weight changed during her pregnancies with her sons Rocket, five, and Mars, four - who she shares with her ex Ryan Heywood - and daug

Byron Bay influencer Ruby Tuesday Matthews has debuted a dramatic makeover after chopping off her trademark long locks. 

The mother-of-three, 30, shocked her followers on Monday when she took to Instagram with a close-up photo of her newly lopped-off locks sitting next to a pair of kitchen scissors. 

'Home job,' she simply captioned the photo, sending her fans wild as they begged for photos of her new look. 

Ruby, who made headlines in 2020 after she held up an entire Jetstar flight so she could dine on oysters at a fancy restaurant, waited until Tuesday to grant her followers' wish by sharing a photo of herself with shoulder-length hair. 

Posing for a mirror selfie in a cropped white T-shirt, low-slung flared jeans and nineties-style sunglasses, Ruby wrote: 'Woke up channeling @haileybieber' - a reference to Justin Bieber's wife's famous mane. 

Her army of fans praised the TikTok star for her chic DIY 'do, with one writing: 'Looks soooooooooooooo good you were made for this hair.' 

'You suit short hair so much!' another added, while someone else joked: 'You look more like Hailey than Hailey does.'

Posting to Instagram Stories, Ruby also shared a video of herself flaunting her new hair while modelling a tight black singlet and matching leggings.

'We cut the hair off. This side is definitely shorter,' she mused gesturing to her home-job haircut. 

'It is needing a fix up, but that is basically my whole life.' 

An Australian influencer is copping heat for selling T-shirts her five-year-old has tie-dyed to fans.

Ruby Tuesday Matthews has amassed a huge following documenting her life as a mom of three living in Byron Bay, New South Wales.

But after recently revealing she was selling T-shirts that have been hand decorated by her middle child, Mars, the former model has come under fire.

“Mars has a few shirts and singlets that we are going to sell here,” she said in a recent Instagram Stories post.

“100 (sic) of the profits go into his piggy bank as he does not have a bank account yet.

“He just owes me money for the die (sic) and shirts LOL but I’ll let that slide.”

The unexpected business venture quickly caught the attention of the influencer watchdog account Dutch Minty.

“What do you think of @rubytuesdaymatthews selling tie dyed tshirts for $50+ made by her 5 year old?” the account posted.

The responses came in thick and fast, with many quick to condemn Tuesday’s money-making move.

“People are literally struggling to pay for groceries, $50 is a joke,” one person raged.

“What the, when you think it can’t get any worst IT DOES,” another lamented.

Others accused Matthews of taking advantage of her loyal fan base by selling the garments, believed to be from Kmart, at a marked-up price.

There was also the suggestion a five-year-old’s piggy bank money should be coming from their parents’ pockets – not strangers on the internet.

“Yeah bc we’re going to buy shirts to fund a kids piggy bank, surely gotta be taking the p**s. The physical cringe reaction I had to this,” one said.

“What happened to a good ol’ fashioned lemonade stand,” another added.

News.com.au has contacted Matthews for comment.

There were many who backed Matthews, stating it was an important lesson to teach kids.

“I’m all for teaching kids how to make money and save. I believe it needs to be