Who is Madison Cawthorn’s wife Cristina Bayardelle?

Madison Cawthorn is an American politician who is currently serving as the United States representative for North Carolina’s 11th congressional district. Madison Cawthorn is the youngest Republican ever to be elected to the United States House of Representatives.

Madison Cawthorn makes use of a wheelchair due to an accident he had when he was 18 years of age.

Who is Madison Cawthorn’s wife Cristina Bayardelle?

Madison Cawthorn walked down the aisle with Cristina Bayardelle in 2020 and they are living happily together.

Cristina Bayardelle is an American model, trainer, fitness coach, and entrepreneur who is based in Florida. Cristina Bayardelle is a worker at CrossFit fitness company and she is has competed in a number of CrossFit tournaments.

Cristina Bayardelle is also taking courses in anesthesiologists as she is enjoying life as a fitness trainer. The Instagram handle of Cristina Bayardelle is @cristina_bae4 and she has over 150,000 followers.

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