Deborah Symond O’Neil was out for lunch and shopping on Monday.
The Aussie Home Loans heiress was seen leaving Bondi hotspot Totti’s with a friend while carrying a large white paper bag.
The 36-year-old cut an elegant figure in a crisp blue dress shirt with the sleeves rolled up paired with wide-leg white shorts.
She added a thin brown belt to the outfit, which matched her Hermes leather bag in the same tone.
Deborah added a pair of simple black thongs and finished her look with drop earrings and a white strap watch.
She was busy texting on her phone when she left the venue and finally made an animated call while waiting outside on the sidewalk.
Deborah Symond O’Neil (right) was out for lunch and shopping on Monday
The Aussie Home Loans heiress was seen leaving Bondi hotspot Totti’s with a friend while carrying a large white paper bag.
The 36-year-old cut an elegant figure in a crisp blue dress shirt with the sleeves rolled up paired with wide-leg white shorts.
The owner of high-end casual clothing store Mode Sportif swept her blonde hair out of her face and opted for clean makeup with a soft pink lip balm.
The socialite rose to fame after her elaborate wedding to Ned O’Neil became national news in April 2018.
Deborah walked down the aisle surrounded by 120 esteemed guests and the couple’s famous parents, including Aussie Home Loans founder John Symond.
Hamilton Island’s exclusive Qualia resort was booked for the three-day celebration.
The couple exchanged vows in front of Symond and Ned’s father, Denis O’Neil, superyacht broker and owner of Rose Bay Marina.
The couple took 120 guests, including the 10 men and women in their wedding party, to northern Queensland.
Speaking to the Sydney Morning Herald private sydneyNewlywed Ned said: “I’m marrying the love of my life and I’m the happiest man in the world to be able to share the rest of my life with Deb.”
In 2020, Deborah gave birth to her first child, Beau, at Sydney’s leading private hospital, Mater.
She added a thin brown belt to the outfit, which matched her Hermes leather bag in the same tone.
Deborah added a pair of simple black thongs and finished her look with drop earrings and a white strap watch.
She was busy texting on her phone when she left the venue and finally made an animated call while waiting on the sidewalk outside.
The owner of high-end casual clothing store Mode Sportif swept her blonde hair out of her face and opted for clean makeup with soft pink lip balm.
The daughter of Australian financier John Symond announced her pregnancy on August 14, 2019.
It came 18 months after her extravagant Hamilton Island wedding to property developer Ned.
The couple looked radiant in professional photos Deborah posted just days after the birth on February 13, cradling the newborn in matching navy designer outfits.
He is the first child of the couple, who met more than a decade ago through family friends before realizing that his father’s were former partners: Ned was a superyacht broker and owner of Rose Bay Marina, Denis O’Neil.
‘The heartthrob Symond O’Neil. “Our dear boy, we dreamed of you and now you are here, our hearts have never been so full,” Deborah wrote on Instagram.
The owner of high-end casual clothing brand Mode Sportif thanked her “birth team” for their help before leaving the Mater Hospital in North Sydney on February 17, with her bundle of joy wrapped in the French luxury brand Tartine et Chocolat.
At 38 weeks pregnant, Deborah made sure all eyes were on her by wearing a glamorous $861 Ganni white feather midi dress and a trendy pair of $1,125 Gianvito Rossi silver lace-up stilettos at her baby shower.
The businesswoman wore her short blonde hair in loose waves, opting for subtle makeup sprinkled with smoky brown eyeshadow and a pair of sparkling diamond earrings.
Sydney luxury event planners The Curated Life didn’t overlook any details.
They filled every corner of the room with white, blue and gold balloons and covered the table with piles of pale blue hydrangeas and white orchids.
The elaborate floral arrangements were created by award-winning florist Seed Flora.
The company decorates star-studded fashion shows, Westfield shopping centers and even Sydney Town Hall.
The socialite rose to fame after her elaborate wedding to Ned O’Neil (pictured) became national news in April 2018.