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Action hero Jackie Chan is once again ready to take U.S. fans by storm with his latest movie Karate Kid: Legends, which is only three days from being released on Friday. With just few days remaining, the anticipation is already high among people in Times Square, including Bobby Miller's girlfriend Natalie Loureda.
The MMA fighter and actress made a statement post this week in the heart of Manhattan. She posed confidently beneath a towering Karate Kid billboard. She wore a dark mini-dress paired with knee-high boots and a sleek leather jacket. In one of the photos, she was clicked in a karate pose.
“Times Square looks good with a little karate in it,” Loureda captioned the post.
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The film initially premiered on May 8 in Mexico City and now it will hit the theatres in North America. Moreover, the film was supposed to be released a year earlier on June 7, 2024, but due to the 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike, it got delayed to Dec. 13.
Bobby Miller's girlfriend Natalie Loureda promotes self-defense among women
While Bobby Miller impresses fans with his doing on the baseball mound, Natalie Loureda has evolved into a social media influencer, especially among martial arts enthusiasts as she uses her podcast "Rolling with the Punches" to provide expert commentary on everything related to the sport.
Moreover, she also uses her platform to inspire to learn self-defense. Two days ago, Loureda uploaded a small clip where she was in a white karate gear, blowing some air punches while highlighting the fact that every woman should learn self-defense.
"Women should learn self defense," the overlay text read.
Loureda's family background is deeply rooted in martial arts. In Miami, Florida, her father operated a taekwondo dojo where she learned the first steps into the sport before achieving a black belt and representing the U.S. National Team's inaugural Cadet Team.
Meanwhile, on the baseball front, it's good news for Bobby Miller since the Dodgers recalled him in the wake of multiple injuries to starters. This season, Miller has given up seven runs in five innings, and in Triple-A, he has posted a 5.87 ERA.
