The Korda sisters share a good rapport with their fellow golfers. Being good friends and playing partners themselves, it was probably easier for them to create a friend circle. Either of the two Kordas usually find one way or another to interact with their golfer friends online to keep their fans engaged and connected in the loop with them.

While Nelly Korda is away in Spain for the esteemed Solheim Cup, Jessica Korda is enjoying her pregnancy break in the best possible way. She shared an update about how her break was going and involved Lydia Ko in the conversation as well. This sounds like a fun interaction to look into.

What’s cooking in Jessica Korda’s kitchen?

Jessica Korda recently posted an update on Instagram, and it was cryptic in nature. The picture she shared in her story showed some jars and bottles containing kimchi, sesame seeds, sesame oil, and Korean spice mix. She also mentioned her golfer friend Lydia Ko in the story and wrote that “it’s time.“ Time for what? 

Korda’s next story answered that question. It had a video of her eating some of that kimchi and humming through the process. A little happy dance also accompanied her humming. The text on her story saying “kimchi fried rice coming up” clarified the doubts.

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The next story showed the fried rice in a bowl. Korda had mentioned Lydia Ko’s handle in this story as well.

Lydia Ko, as we know, was born in Seoul. It is probable that she had introduced Korda to the seasonings and the recipe. Maybe that’s why Korda is sharing her excitement with her. Both the ladies have their residences in Florida and share a warm friendship between them.  

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In case you are wondering how Ko responded to this, we got that covered as well.

Jessica Korda receives high praise 

Although Lydia Ko was born in Seoul, she migrated to New Zealand shortly after. She was raised as a Kiwi mostly, but that did not stop her from finding her home in Korean cuisine. 

The 26-year-old eagerly added the stories with responses. For the first story, she added a cute gif expressing her temptation to taste what’s cooking. 

In response to the second story mention, she complimented Korda’s Asian cooking skills. “When Jessica Korda makes better rice than I do,..” She ended the text with a couple of high-fives. 

Isn’t it endearing to see the stars get along so well and share a beautiful rapport? And also have you tried kimchi fried rice? Let us know in the comments!

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