Fans have discovered a strange detail in Andy Lee and his fiancée Rebecca Harding’s home renovation.
On Sunday, Rebecca, 34, took to Instagram to give her fans an update on the renovation of her run-down mansion, located in Hawthorn, in Melbourne’s east.
The couple purchased the property known as ‘Ravenswood’, a derelict Melbourne Riverside property built in 1876, in 2022 for a whopping $8.5 million.
The couple have since shared their renovation process with fans on social media, but the latest construction video left viewers baffled.
“As you can see, a lot has changed since we were last here,” Rebecca said in the video as she gave a tour of the site.
However, one eagle-eyed follower noticed what appeared to be Olympic rings on the wall.
“Olympic rings on the wall. What is going on there?” they wrote, followed by a crying emoji.
While no explanation was provided for the symbol, other followers were thrilled when Rebecca gave a detailed tour of the front entrance, highlighting an impressive circular driveway and plans for a stunning spiral staircase.
Fans have discovered a strange detail in Andy Lee and his fiancée Rebecca Harding’s home renovation
On Sunday, Rebecca took to Instagram to give fans an update on the renovation of her run-down mansion, but one eagle-eyed follower noticed what appeared to be Olympic rings on the wall.
“It’s not normal that there is so much investment in the progress of this renovation. There needs to be a big launch party at the end of all this!” said one commentator.
“We love the updates. A spiral staircase would look amazing,” another fan commented.
The post comes after Andy recently revealed why he waited 10 years to ask Rebecca to marry him.
The Hundred presenter announced his engagement to Rebecca in May but revealed he had been thinking about it for some time.
“Oh, I knew for a long time that I wanted to marry Bec,” he told a recent edition of Stellar Magazine.
“I think it was about six or eight months later that I really started thinking about it. I think I’d known about it for years.”
While no explanation was provided for the symbol, other followers were thrilled when Rebecca gave a detailed tour of the front entrance, highlighting an impressive circular driveway and plans for a stunning spiral staircase.
Andy said there was some pressure – and hesitation – from loved ones to get on the knee.
“People would say to me, ‘It’s about time.’ And then there would be the occasional, ‘Well, I thought you’d never do it.'”
In the joint interview, Rebecca admitted that she wondered if it would ever happen and was “shocked” when the time came.
“We dated for 10 years, so I thought maybe marriage wasn’t for us. There was enough going on in our lives that I knew he was serious about me,” she told the magazine.
She added: “It’s such a nice feeling to know that someone has put their all into something and asked you to spend the rest of your life with them.”
The post comes after Andy recently revealed why he waited 10 years to ask Rebecca to marry him.
Andy shared the exciting news in an episode of his Hamish and Andy Podcast May 1st.
Speaking to his podcast co-host Hamish Blake, Andy shared intimate details of his proposal, before inviting his fiancée on the show.
“I asked Bec to marry me on Sunday,” Andy announced.
Hamish said he was overjoyed and that he and his wife Zoe Foster Blake were “in tears” with joy at the news.
“Is it a little fast? That’s all I want to ask,” he also joked.
Andy and Rebecca met in 2014 at a Melbourne cafe where she was working as a waitress.
The TV personality ended up leaving her email address on a napkin, and the rest is history.
