Barefoot and makeup-free Jessica Marais looks exhausted as she leaves a yoga studio in Sydney… after quitting the Packed to the Rafters reboot
Jessica Marais abruptly quit the Packed to the Rafters reboot last month ‘for personal reasons’.
And the 35-year-old actress appears to be focusing on her health following her decision to step away from the project.
She was spotted looking tired from a workout while leaving a yoga studio in Sydney on Thursday.
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Self care: Jessica Marais is focusing on her health following her decision to step away from the Packed to the Rafters reboot. She was pictured leaving a yoga studio in Sydney on Thursday
Jessica went barefoot in leopard print leggings and a black singlet as she held a pink yoga mat under her arm.
She also clutched a water bottle and carried her belongings in a green handbag.
The Wrong Girl star went makeup free for her sweat session, and styled her shoulder-length blonde hair loosely.
Workout: The 35-year-old actress went barefoot in leopard print leggings and a black singlet as she held a pink yoga mat under her arm
Essentials: She also clutched a water bottle and carried her belongings in a green handbag
Bare faced: The Wrong Girl star went makeup free for her sweat session, and styled her shoulder-length blonde hair loosely
Earlier this month, it was announced that Georgina Haig had stepped in to play Rachel Rafter in Amazon Prime’s upcoming series Back to the Rafters.
Jessica had played Rachel in the original Channel Seven series from 2008 to 2013.
Her departure from the project was announced by her management company, RGM Artists, on February 11.
‘Jessica Marais has decided to step away from the new series Back to the Rafters for personal reasons,’ the statement read.
Replaced: Earlier this month, it was announced that Georgina Haig (centre) had stepped in to play Rachel Rafter in Amazon Prime’s upcoming series Back to the Rafters. She is pictured with co-stars Hugh Sheridan (left) and Angus McLaren (right)
Former role: Jessica had played Rachel in the original Channel Seven series from 2008 to 2013
‘She thanks everyone involved on the show for their ongoing support and love, especially her Rafters’ family, and sends them her very best wishes for the production.’
Back to the Rafters picks up six years after the sixth and final season of Packed to the Rafters, which aired in 2013.
The show is being produced by Seven but won’t air on free-to-air TV. Instead it will stream exclusively on Amazon Prime Video later in 2020.
Shock exit: Jessica’s departure from the project was announced by her management company, RGM Artists, on February 11