Rosie Kelly Smith has proudly celebrated Scotland’s World Cup win while enjoying her hen do in Marbella. The 32-year-old shared the joyful moment on Instagram, showcasing her support for the national team following their 1-0 victory against Haiti.
Celebrations in Marbella
During the hen do, Rosie posted a fun poolside photo, donning a bikini complemented by a towel styled like a kilt. Her caption read, “Hen and Scotland Win,” accompanied by ticked box emojis expressing her dual excitement.
Family Connections
Rosie’s mother, Lorraine Kelly, known for her work on ITV, celebrated the win by re-sharing Rosie’s photo on her own Instagram Stories. Lorraine passionately followed the match, which marked Scotland’s first World Cup win in 36 years. The victory was sealed by John McGinn, who scored in the 28th minute.
- Match: Scotland vs. Haiti
- Score: 1-0
- Goal Scorer: John McGinn
- Significance: First World Cup win in 36 years
Upcoming Wedding
Rosie and her fiancé, Steve White, have been engaged since June 2024. The couple welcomed their daughter, Billie, in August and are set to tie the knot next month in Perthshire. Lorraine has expressed her excitement about the event and shared that the guest list will be intimate, comprising only family and close friends.
Billie will have a special role as the flower girl, with Lorraine playfully noting that the little one might steal the show on the wedding day.
Humorous Hen Do Theme
Rosie introduced a quirky theme during her hen celebrations, dubbing one night “the night of Steves.” This playful twist came as both her father and fiancé share the first name Steve. Family and friends embraced the theme by dressing up as various famous individuals named Steve, including the likes of Steven Gerrard and Steve Irwin.
Lorraine enthusiastically praised Rosie’s inventive theme on her social media, highlighting the fun atmosphere of the hen do.
Scotland’s World Cup Journey
This recent victory over Haiti has been a source of pride for Scotland, especially following strong ties to the country in Rosie’s family. While born in Buckinghamshire, Rosie maintains close connections to Scotland, where her grandmother resides in East Kilbride. Her unwavering support for the Tartan Army underscores her dedication to her roots.
