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Rugby star Ilona Maher highlights her body confidence with a topless post to celebrate reaching 4 million followers

Ilona Maher continues to be a role model for women and athletes around the world, surpassing 4 million Instagram followers last week.

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Although the Paris Olympics, where she won a bronze medal, are just two months behind her, Maher shows no signs of slowing her rise to global stardom, inspiring millions around the world.

In her latest social media announcement, Maher revealed that she is attending Time's prestigious Time100 Next list, which recognizes emerging global influencers. Time's Editor-in-Chief Sam Jacobs emphasized the list's focus on individuals who are making significant changes early in their careers.

Notable figures on the list include pop star Sabrina Carpenter and NBA Finals MVP Jaylen Brown, further underscoring Maher's impressive position in the world of influence and achievement.

Maher's reach has also expanded through her appearance Dancing with the stars in the USA, where their fan base has grown even further.

She recently posted a celebratory snap on Instagram and marked her social media milestone with a cheeky caption: “Here's a shirtless picture of me to start your Friday.”

In response to the post, one fan wrote: “Ilona woke up today and decided to break the internet.”

A second said: “Beautiful, strong and fit. I love your confidence,”

The three richest couples in world rugby

Rugby has produced some of the sporting world's most famous athletes, but for a few, on-field success has also led to immense wealth off the field.

From high-profile marriages to lucrative endorsement deals and television appearances, these rugby stars have built financial empires.

Here's a look at three couples who combined their sporting heritage with fame and fortune and amassed millions in the process.

Mike and Zara Tindall – £20 million

Mike Tindall is known not only for his rugby skills but also for his royal connections. As the husband of Zara Phillips, Queen Elizabeth II's granddaughter, Tindall has become a prominent figure in the British media.

Tindall, nicknamed “The Fridge” because of his imposing stature, was a star on the rugby field and broke his nose at least eight times during his career. Since retiring from the sport, he has made a name for himself in the entertainment world, appearing on popular reality shows such as I'm a celebrity… Get me out of here, Bear Grylls: Mission Survival, The jump, Shark cage, Celebrity Poker ClubAnd All Star Poker Challenge.

Despite his success in sports and entertainment, Tindall's fortune was largely bolstered by his royal connections. According to British media, his net worth is estimated at £20 million.

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