Tinx, whose real name is Christina Najjar, is a well-known podcaster, content creator, advice guru, and author of two books. Her latest novel, “Hotter in the Hamptons,” was recently released and has already been picked up as a TV series by 20th Television. The story is inspired by the Hamptons and its affluent and vibrant residents, focusing on a fallen influencer and the critic who played a role in her downfall. Despite her initial dislike for the Hamptons when she first visited years ago, Tinx, now 34, has embraced the allure of the area. Born in Washington, DC, raised in London, and currently residing in LA, Tinx has found herself fascinated by the glamorous summer destination for the rich and famous.
Achieving the coveted “Rich Mom energy” that Tinx admires involves a grand house with a dedicated staff, a Pilates-toned physique, an array of Bottega Veneta items, and a vintage Bronco for stylish trips to Round Swamp Farm. Her novel is described as very sexy, perfect for setting the mood for a summer romance or simply being kind to one’s partner. Filled with vivid imagery, the book allows readers to escape into a world of luxury and intrigue while lounging by the pool. Tinx also shares some of her favorite spots in the Hamptons, including Crow’s Nest in Montauk, Carissa’s The Bakery in East Hampton, and East Hampton Grill for the best martinis in town.
Other must-visit places according to Tinx are Blue Parrot for spicy margaritas and lobster enchiladas, The Surf Lodge in Montauk for a fun night out with friends, and Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill for its stunning backdrop perfect for Instagram photos. Common Ground in East Hampton is a favorite venue for Tinx to either DJ or dance, emphasizing the importance of reviving clubbing culture. The Lobster Roll Restaurant in Amagansett, also known as Lunch, is preferred by Tinx for its variety of sauce options, while Isabel Marant in East Hampton is her go-to shopping destination for cute summer dresses and boots. Round Swamp Farm in Bridgehampton, despite its pricey chicken tenders, is a place Tinx indulges in because, as she puts it, “you only live once.”
