Rebecca Judd BANS AFL star husband Chris from taking son Oscar, eight, for haircuts

She and husband Chris have their hands full raising four young children.

And on Tuesday, WAG Rebecca Judd hilariously revealed she banned her AFL star hubby from taking son Oscar, eight, for haircuts.  

The 37-year-old said she was forced to whisk Oscar to their local hair salon in Melbourne to get his ‘quasi-mullet’ removed.   

Yew!!! So much better. Dad is officially fired from taking Oscar for haircuts from now on,’ Bec captioned an Instagram post. 

‘Thanks for getting rid of the quasi-mullet,’ she added. 

Bec then shared a video of herself getting her hair done. She used an animated filter as she had her locks washed. 

Bec and Chris, 36, share four children together, son Oscar, daughter Billie, six, and twin sons Tom and Darcy, three. 

Last Tuesday Bec revealed on her KIIS FM show, the 3pm Pick Up, that Chris has ‘never ever changed a light globe’ and called him ‘lazy.’

She explained that when she first started dating the former Australian Rules Footballer, his entire house was in darkness because he couldn’t be bothered changing any of the light bulbs if they blew. 

‘When I first started going out with Juddy, his house… was completely dark. It was down to, like, one light globe,’ she explained.

Bec said even now, Chris, 36, refuses to changes any of the light bulbs in their Melbourne mansion, and it’s only thanks to her that they still have light. 

The TV and radio presenter admitted Chris stills prefers to shower in the dark, even with functioning lights, describing him as a ‘caveman’. 

Speaking on the 3pm Pick Up last month, Bec revealed she and Chris almost broke up early on in their relationship, after he opted to take an ex-girlfriend to an event over her.

‘He had this event to go to and I wasn’t really expecting to be invited to that event because we’d only just got together. But I wasn’t expecting him to invite his ex girlfriend! Instead of me!’ she recounted.

‘It totally set us back I reckon another five or six months. So him and I were on-and-off for 18 months because none of us could actually tell each other what we were really thinking, even though we were mad for each other.’