Taking to Instagram to share the exciting news, Linda said her clothing line was inspired by her daughter.
She said she often could not find comfortable clothes for her so she decided to create clothing that allows movement and that is soft on a baby skin.
She wrote: "I’d like to introduce you to @bean.wearI started Bean, Wear after my Beanie Pie. I often found it challenging to find comfortable and matching sets for her to play and go out in.
"I wanted clothes that don’t restrict movement and were soft on our babies' skin and to take the hassle out of “what are you gonna wear today”. BeanWear is for EveryBean, it is unisex. We officially launch today, I can’t wait to see you all in your BeanWear."
Other celebrities and fans took to the comments section to congratulate Linda on her new venture.
Actress Zenande Mfenyane responded: "Congratulations Mama ka Bean on this beautiful venture 🥰🥰🥰we are ready to place our order."
Omuhle Gela: "so cool congratulations can't wait to buy for me and my baby 💃🏾"
Linda recently celebrated her 4th wedding anniversary. she said she has been with her husband for 10 years. Taking to Twitter, Linda expressed her gratitude, she said she is living her best life.
She tweeted: "I’m so happy with my life. My husband and I have been together 10 years this year and tomorrow is our 4th wedding anniversary. Thixo umuhle, I’ll never not express my gratitude."
The pair was blessed with a baby girl in 2019, speaking about her Post-Partum Journey on Instagram Linda penned a heartwarming poem for her old body and her journey to loving her body post her baby girl.
The poem read: "I remember touching you and feeling a stranger, In the darkness, I’d hold you hoping you’d feel familiar. I'd runs my fingers down you and try to find traces of you, the old you but this was new. You weren’t there, I wasn’t there. So I took the time and reintroduced myself tried to get reacquainted with this stranger my soul inhabits.
So bruised, so stretched. So not me. It took a while but soon I could bare looking at her with the lights on. The grooves of her body started to feel familiar. My touch to her skin didn’t feel like strangers meeting.
My reflection in the mirror became a familiar greeting. Where she smiled at me and I saw me. This body, my body, was a stranger. We worked hard to get to know each other again. We worked even harder to love me again.
I found her, deep within the layers of my skin, I found her. I’m happy to be with her again, though bruised and scarred she remains."
