Chelsea Cuthers-Munro
Kia Orana, kō Chelsea Cuthers-Munro 🤍
Hey, I am a 28 year old, NZ born Cook Islander based in South Auckland. I currently work as an on-air announcer for Niu FM- The beat of the pacific 103.8FM and I am a proud mum to two gorgeous Island babies Moriah & Romey.
I am passionate about my Cook island culture and storytelling through multiple creative disciplines.
Your support means the world to me, my gift in return is to pour my heart out into sharing our Pasifika, indigenous stories that are at the core of our cultural identity 🤍
With love always, God bless x
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- 05/11/2024, 12:32 pm
Chelsea Cuthers-Munro
Kia Orana, kō Chelsea Cuthers-Munro 🤍
Hey, I am a 28 year old, NZ born Cook Islander based in South Auckland. I currently work as an on-air announcer for Niu FM- The beat of the pacific 103.8FM and I am a proud mum to two gorgeous Island babies Moriah & Romey.
I am passionate about my Cook island culture and storytelling through multiple creative disciplines.
Your support means the world to me, my gift in return is to pour my heart out into sharing our Pasifika, indigenous stories that are at the core of our cultural identity 🤍
With love always, God bless x
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