‘I like it… but it needs to be trimmed’: Cricket WAG Candice Warner chooses her words carefully when asked about her husband David’s new moustache
Candice and David Warner have been married since 2015, and it seems the spark is still well and truly alive in their relationship.
The former Ironwoman, 36, revealed on Tuesday she’s so attracted to her husband she’s willing to look beyond his bizarre new moustache.
She chose her words carefully when asked about the cricketer’s funky facial hair on Channel Seven’s The Morning Show.
It must be love! Candice Warner revealed on Tuesday she’s so attracted to her husband David she’s willing to look beyond his bizarre new moustache
Candice revealed she was a fan of David’s moustache.
‘I actually like it, but it does need to be trimmed a little bit more often,’ she said diplomatically.
‘And the girls [their daughters] are always like, “Dad, shave it off, it’s itchy.”‘
New look: She chose her words carefully when asked about the cricketer’s funky facial hair on Channel Seven’s The Morning Show
She added: ‘I don’t mind it, I actually find it quite attractive. I like it, he just started it because he likes it.’
In January, Candice spoke to Daily Mail Australia about family life and whether she and David would have another child.
She said they were done having children for now, but would ‘never say never’.
Going strong! Candice and David have been married since 2015
‘I thought I always wanted four and then I had Isla and then not too much later Covid hit, it did change a lot of things,’ Candice explained.
‘And last year I spent a lot of time being a single mum [while David was playing cricket] and it’s difficult. You only have so much energy and love to share with everyone,’ she added.
Candice then admitted motherhood can be ‘hard’.
‘Never say never’: In January, Candice spoke to Daily Mail Australia about family life and whether she and David would have another child
‘I’ve found at times where things do get too much or at times you snap at your child,’ she said.
When asked about expanding her brood, she replied: ‘I think three, I’m really happy. Never say never, but I’d be highly surprised if we were to go again. I think three is our lucky number and we’re pretty happy with that.’
The Warners share three daughters, Ivy Mae, six, Indi Rae, five, and Isla Rose, one.
Family: The Warners share three daughters, Ivy Mae, six, Indi Rae, five, and Isla Rose, one