Back in Business! Rebecca Judd shows off her lavish $200 beauty haul that she got for FREE after Melbourne’s harsh stage-four lockdown is lifted
Shes been in lockdown for weeks with her family at her $7.3million mansion in Melbourne’s Brighton.
But on Wednesday, as the strict stage-four restrictions in the city lifted, it was back to business as usual for AFL WAG Rebecca Judd.
The 37-year-old excitedly returned to Instagram to spruik her latest freebies from the beauty store, Mecca, that cost a cool $200.
Back in Business! On Wednesday, Rebecca Judd showed off her lavish $200 beauty haul that she got for FREE after Melbourne’s harsh stage-four lockdown was lifted
Bec shared a video on her Instagram story showing off her freebies, revealing she got sent a Le Labo prefume discovery set that costs $200.
It appears the beauty haul was gifted from Mecca, as Bec received a little card from the PR and beauty team and showed it off in her clip.
‘Guys, this Le Labo discovery set is so good. So they’re 5ML each and feature some of my all time faves,’ Bec said.
Lucky girl! The 37-year-old excitedly returned to Instagram to spruik her latest freebies from the beauty store, Mecca
‘Guys, this set is so good’: Bec shared a video on her Instagram story showing off her freebies, revealing she got sent a Le Labo prefume discovery set (pictured) that costs $200
She added: ‘The Noir is really good, it’s like a dark and moody scent. I love wearing it out in winter and the rose is one of my all-time faves.’
Melbourne’s strict stage-four lockdown restrictions were lifted on Wednesday.
Bec recently hit the headlines for blasting Victorian Labor Premier Daniel Andrews’ strict lockdown restrictions.
Victoria entered stage-four lockdown on August 2, attracting widespread controversy.
‘Dictator Dan’: Melbourne’s strict stage-four lockdown restrictions were lifted on Wednesday. Bec recently hit the headlines for blasting Victorian Labor Premier Daniel Andrews’ strict lockdown restrictions
In a since-deleted post on Instagram Stories in early September, Bec admitted she was worried Melbourne’s lockdown would be extended.
She expressed her frustration towards Mr Andrews in the post, while simultaneously promoting a cardboard company.
‘@the_little_cardboard_co perfect for iso and upcoming school holidays as it seems Dictator Dan will be locking Victorians in our homes even longer,’ she wrote.
Bec later angered people when she shared a photo of herself wearing a ‘Free Melbourne’ T-shirt in a series of posts on her Instagram stories.
Irate fans branded the Channel Nine presenter ‘insensitive’, and claimed she hadn’t exactly been roughing it during the pandemic.
‘Imagine being so out of touch with other humans. Things are hard for small business, but they’ve mostly all handled this better than millionaire Bec Judd,’ tweeted one critic.
Meanwhile on KIIS FM’s 3pm Pick-Up on Monday, Bec praised Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and said that she thought he’s doing a ‘very good job’ leading Australia this year.
Talking politics: Meanwhile on KIIS FM’s 3pm Pick-Up on Monday, Bec praised Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and said that she thought he’s doing a ‘very good job’ leading Australia this year