Dr Chris Brown cut a somewhat solitary figure while swimming solo at popular celebrity destination Bondi Icebergs in Sydney over the weekend.
The veteran presenter, 45, is said to be “feeling a bit lost” after jumping ship. Channel Ten and participated as host of the property renovation program Dream Home and dancing with the stars next to Sonia Kruger.
The famous veterinarian failed to smile while spending time at the popular beachside pool.
His muscular figure and bulging biceps were on display in a black swimsuit as he slid into the water.
After the refreshing dip, Chris dried off with a black and white beach towel before wrapping it around his body and sitting down to check his iPhone.
Dr Chris Brown cut a somewhat lonely figure while swimming solo at popular celebrity destination Bondi Icebergs in Sydney over the weekend.
The veteran presenter, 45, is said to be feeling “a bit lost” after leaving Channel Ten and taking a job presenting property renovation show Dream Home and Dancing With The Stars alongside Sonia Kruger.
His departure follows reports from the esteemed vet that he is at his lowest point in recent months following apparent problems in his personal life. and working with Network Seven.
Given that her two Seven shows are a far cry from her roots as the animal-loving Bondi Vet star, sources said. Women’s Day Chris is “not himself.”
“The problem seems to be that neither of the two primetime slots he’s been assigned to (on Seven), Dream Home and DWTS, have anything to do with who he really is, which is a loving, beautiful, kind and caring vet. loving,” a source said. the publication.
“He became who he is today by being that guy everyone loved: The Bondi Vet, and even when he transformed into the role of host of I’m a celebrity… Get me out of here! Next to Julia, at least there was a link with the animals.’
His muscular frame and bulging biceps were on display in a black swimsuit.
Brown increased his heart rate as he swam a few laps.
After the refreshing dip, Chris dried off with a black and white beach towel before wrapping it around his body and sitting down to check his iPhone.
The veteran presenter, 45, is said to be “feeling a bit lost” after leaving Channel Ten and taking a job presenting property renovation show Dream Home and the popular Dancing With The Stars alongside Sonia Kruger.
Despite the stunning scenery and crystal clear waters, Chris remained depressed during what should have been a carefree outing.
Chris’ departure follows reports that he is at his lowest point in recent months following apparent problems in his personal life and at work with Network Seven.
Given that his two Seven shows are a far cry from his roots as the animal-loving Bondi Vet star, sources say Brown is “not himself”, reported Woman’s Day.
The source continued: ‘A makeover show using high visibility and helmets is a far cry from your stethoscope and helping to pet guinea pigs. He just doesn’t seem to be himself. Almost a little flat.
To make matters worse, Dream Home received mixed reviews after its debut last month.
Chris is at the helm of the series amid his $2 million deal with Channel Seven.
“The problem seems to be that neither of the two primetime slots he’s been assigned to (on Seven), Dream Home and DWTS, have anything to do with who he really is, which is a loving, beautiful, kind and loving,” a source said. the publication
To make matters worse, Dream Home received mixed reviews after its debut last month. Chris is at the helm of the series amid his $2 million deal with Channel Seven.
While Chris’ natural charm was on full display in the show’s first episode, many viewers couldn’t help but find the premise quite familiar.
Several of those watching the show at home noted that Dream Home bears more than a passing resemblance to a similar show, House Rules, which aired on Channel Seven for eight seasons from 2013.
Just days before the show’s lackluster debut, unmarried Chris said he was ready to leave the show to devote more time to his love life.
Just days before the show’s lackluster debut, unmarried Chris said he was ready to leave the show to devote more time to his love life.
Just a few weeks earlier, he also confessed in an interview with Stellar magazine that he still wants to be a father despite dedicating the last 10 years to his career.
Just a few weeks earlier, he also confessed in an interview with Stellar magazine that he still wants to be a father despite dedicating the last 10 years to his career.
As if being in love wasn’t enough, Chris has also been very open about the heavy emotional burden he carries watching his mother Anne battle Alzheimer’s.
“She’s still here, but the mother I know is gone,” he told Stellar.