Rebecca Judd‘s marriage to husband Chris is showing no signs of slowing down as she shared a sexy snap of his shirtless physique on Friday.
The 42-year-old AFL WAG captured the steamy pose while Chris enjoyed the sunshine and practised his golf swing outside their home.
Wearing a pair of grey track pants and baseball cap while standing over the golf tee, a ripped and tanned Chris can be seen flaunting his washboard abs as he considers his next shot.Are you ok?’ an impressed Bec said in the caption adding a flame emoji for emphasis.
Bec added a short video of the former AFL star practising his swing while their four children Oscar, 12, Billie 10, and twins Tom and Darcy, eight, watched on.
Known to share their high-flying lifestyle to followers online, the pair went incognito on Wednesday as they jetted back into Australia after they spent the weekend partying it up at Coachella in the US.The couple left California and made a low-key arrival at Melbourne International Airport, with the AFL WAG, 42, keeping her face hidden beneath dark designer glasses and a blue $890 baseball cap from Celine.
Proving she is her own best model, the mother-of-four slipped on a leopard print jumper from her own activewear brand Jaggad, before flaunting her slim pins in black bell-bottom leggings.
Going completely makeup free, the socialite could be seen flaunting her wealth as she carted a classic black Chanel handbag over her shoulder.
With her long locks textured with waves, Bec could be seen waiting for a ride-share car with her husband and children.
Chris kept things casual as he opted for a basic white T-shirt and grey trackies, slinging a pack onto his back as he helped his wife roll along their luggage.
This year’s Coachella has been shrouded in controversy, with dozens of attendees already branding it ‘the worst in history’ and comparing it to the disastrous Fyre Festival.
The iconic music festival held in California, which runs across two weekends every year, opened its gates on Friday to a sea of A-list celebrities and ticket-holders.
But car campers have taken to social media in their droves to relay the carnage in the car parks.On X, some users claimed they were waiting up to 12 hours to reach the campsite.
‘Hearing lots of reports of Coachella getting off to a rough start for campers today – some have waited as long as 12+ hours to reach a campsite, including one person who sent the DM below,’ one account wrote, as they shared a screenshot of a text they received from a person stuck in traffic.
‘Not only did we show up at 2am to get in line to get a good spot, but now have waited OVER 12 hours to even get to the security check,’ they claimed.
‘No porta potties in sight as we waited from 2am until 3pm now. The only porta potties available were at the security checkpoint inside the gates. We were turned down all 12 hours and were forced to pee on the side of the roads. A lot of people running out of gas and not restrooms,’ the message continued.
‘This is the worst organisation I have ever seen at a festival and this is Coachella for god sakes.’