Last year, she brazenly said that she’s ‘addicted’ to Land Rovers.
And on Monday, Rebecca Judd, 37, couldn’t contain her excitement as she showed off her flashy new Land Rover Defender to a friend in Melbourne.
The luxury car is believed to retail anywhere from $69,990 to $137,100, excluding on-road costs and depending on the exact model. But Rebecca presumably got the car for free thanks to being an ambassador for the brand.
On Monday, WAG Rebecca Judd couldn’t contain her excitement as she showed off her new $137,000 Land Rover Defender to a friend – after admitting she’s ADDICTED to the luxury vehicles
On the day, Rebecca showcased her trim figure in activewear, wearing a singlet and cap from her own label, Jaggad, and a Nike tennis skirt.
The mother-of-four teamed the look with pink Nike runners and wore what appeared to be an ankle brace.
She pulled her long locks back off her face and into a high pony tail and wore natural-looking makeup, including dewy foundation.
Proud new owner, sort of! Rebecca showed off the car to her female friend. But it is believed the car is a loan car from the dealership, as Bec is an ambassador for the brand
Looking good! On the day, Rebecca showcased her trim figure in activewear, wearing a singlet and cap from her own label, Jaggad, and a Nike tennis skirt
New ride: At one point, Rebecca started dancing as she worked her way around the vehicle, clearly thrilled with her new ride
At one point, Rebecca started dancing as she worked her way around the vehicle, clearly thrilled with her new ride.
Last Friday, Rebecca posted up in front of a Land Rover Defender at a Melbourne dealership and said she was ‘shooting something fun.’
In her post, she also disclosed that she was working in partnership with the brand, using the hashtag ‘partner.’
Dream gig! Last Friday, Rebecca posted up in front of a Land Rover Defender at a Melbourne dealership and said she was ‘shooting something fun.’ In her post, she also disclosed that she was working in partnership with the brand, using the hashtag ‘partner’
Flashy: The luxury car is believed to retail anywhere from $69,990 to $137,100, excluding on-road costs and depending on the exact model
Take a look! Bec showed her friend the interior, which was all black and included luxurious leather seats
Rebecca has long been an ambassador for the brand, so it is likely that she got loaned the car from her local dealership.
In September last year, Rebecca revealed she’s ‘addicted’ to Land Rovers.
After debuting her brand new $124,000 model on Instagram, the footy WAG confessed that she can’t stop driving the luxury vehicles.
She loves it! In September last year, Rebecca revealed she’s ‘addicted’ to Land Rovers
Obsessed: After debuting her brand new $124,000 model on Instagram, the footy WAG confessed that she can’t stop driving the luxury vehicles
Discussing her new family car on Instagram, Rebecca wrote at the time: ‘I’m addicted. I love how safe I feel in [Land Rovers] plus they are big enough for my huge family.’
When one of her followers asked about space, she replied: ‘There’s still a little bit of room when all seven seats are in use. But we usually have one [seat] in use in the boot and the other down.’
Last year, Rebecca revealed that her other Range Rover was too big to fit in the garage of her home in Melbourne, which she completely renovated before moving in.
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‘I’m addicted. I love how safe I feel in [Land Rovers] plus they are big enough for my huge family,’ she said at the time
She told KIIS 101.1’s Jase and PJ that she ‘couldn’t even get the nose in’ when she tried to drive her luxury vehicle into the garage of the $7.3million property in Melbourne’s Brighton.
The model explained that she and husband Chris, whose car also couldn’t fit inside, didn’t think to measure the garage when looking at houses back in early 2018.
She explained that the main issue with the garage was the ‘huge column’ situated in-between the roller doors that stopped cars from entering.
In order to fix the problem, Rebecca and Chris had to spend around $50,000 to ‘knock out the column’ so they could drive in and out.
The former weather presenter justified the decision by saying ‘it wouldn’t be a dream home if the cars were on the street!’
Pricey: Last year, Rebecca revealed that her other Range Rover was too big to fit in the garage of her home in Melbourne, which she completely renovated before moving in. In order to fix the problem, Rebecca and Chris had to spend around $50,000 to ‘knock out the column’ so they could drive in and out