Angela Cullen, who parted ways with Lewis Hamilton earlier this year, seems to have embraced a more serene lifestyle away from the frenetic world of Formula 1.
She recently took to Instagram to share a photo of her “crew” and tagged it with a meaningful message about finding support in one’s circle.
The New Zealand native, who served as Hamilton’s personal assistant and fitness coach for seven years, bid farewell to the seven-time world champion just before the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in March.
Cullen’s departure from Hamilton’s side made headlines, as she had been an integral part of his inner circle for a significant period.
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While Hamilton has openly expressed his feelings of missing her, he maintains that they remain good friends.
In an interview with L’Equipe, he spoke fondly of Cullen, saying: “I miss her every day. She was a breath of fresh air for me every day.
“She was always a great help during the seven years we worked together.
“She was and still is a very good friend.
“In fact, we’re talking about getting together again and doing something together soon, like parachute jumping, maybe.”
Cullen’s recent Instagram post reveals that she is relishing her new chapter in life.
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The photo showcases a large group of people gathered at the Bali Training Centre in Indonesia.
Cullen can be seen standing to the right of a dog in the front row, surrounded by her newfound tribe.
The image captures a sense of joy and camaraderie, reflecting the positive shift in her life.