Jasmine Stefanovic is flying solo this week after her husband Karl Stefanovic jetted off to Paris to cover the Olympics for the Today show.
The shoe designer stepped out for a green juice on a chilly Sydney day on Saturday, but she was running errands in style.
She was carrying a luxury handbag, a Louis Vuitton Neverfull, valued at $3,150.
The 40-year-old was protected from the cold with a black padded jacket and shiny tights.
She completed her look with dark sneakers and cat-eye sunglasses.
Jasmine appeared to step out makeup-free and swept her blonde hair away from her face.
The designer was all smiles during her stroll, holding a healthy green juice in a bottle in her hand.
Earlier this month, Jasmine and Karl were finally ready to start working on their dream home.
Jasmine Stefanovic (pictured) carried a luxury handbag, the Louis Vuitton Neverfull, valued at $3,150, while running errands on Saturday.
The shoe designer stepped out for a green juice on a cold Sydney day.
The couple are set to renovate their Castlecrag, Sydney property for a reported $4.5 million after a landmark court victory in March.
Earlier this month, Jasmine was seen removing items from the house, including a lampshade and a child’s bike, as the family moved out so work could begin.
He made a few trips carrying a carry-on bag and at one point appeared to dump a pair of sneakers in a nearby bin.
Karl, 49, has been involved in a long-running dispute with Willoughby Council over plans to redevelop his modest home into a four-storey mansion.
The 40-year-old was protected from the cold with a black padded jacket and shiny tights.
She completed her look with a pair of dark sneakers.
Jasmine appeared to be wearing no makeup for the outing and swept her blonde hair away from her face.
A design sketch shows the finished property will feature stunning contemporary design, spacious surrounds, French windows and an internal circular staircase.
It will also feature an elegant outdoor dining terrace with adjacent stairs and plenty of beautiful architectural touches including high ceilings and sloped windows.
A spacious garden will run the length of the house, and is the perfect place for Karl and his wife Jasmine Yarbrough, 40, to raise their four-year-old daughter Harper.
Melbourne-based architectural design firm Studio Kennon also shared a photo of the mock-up on social media, and Karl and Jasmine were quick to comment.
The designer was all smiles during her stroll, holding a healthy green juice in a bottle in her hand.
Before she was wearing a pair of designer cat-eye sunglasses.
“Can we have it now?” Jasmine asked and Karl posted a love heart emoji.
In March, Karl and Jasmine finally got approval for their luxurious $4.5 million renovation on Sydney’s North Shore.
Following a two-day hearing earlier this year, the Land and Environment Court ruled in favour of the celebrity couple, the paper reported. Daily Telegraph.
The decision came after Stefanovic first lodged a development application with council in March 2023, for the Castlecrag property, in one of Sydney’s most sought-after postcodes.
Residents responded to the DA with a number of concerns, including “loss of views” and reflection from solar panels.
The Channel Nine Today star purchased the 1960s brick-built home in March 2021 for $3.2 million.
Jasmine is flying solo this week after her husband Karl Stefanovic (left) left for Paris to cover the Olympics for the Today show. She is pictured with her daughter Harper
Earlier this month, Jasmine and Karl finally started work on their dream home (pictured)
The application revealed the couple’s plans to build a four-storey home on the site, including 102 square metres of living space below ground level.
The DA says the plans will improve the occupants’ “quality of life”, while the proposal aims to “improve the streetscape and make a positive contribution to the locality”.
The famous couple’s legal team said the renovation “generally complied” with planning laws set out by Willoughby Council.
However, it did not comply with floor area ratio controls under local planning regulations – that is, the relationship between the floor area of a site and the size of the plot on which the building sits.
