Lisa Wilkinson made a rare red carpet appearance at the opening night of Sunset Boulevard in Sydney on Saturday.
The TV star appeared in excellent spirits as she made a glamorous entrance at the Sydney Opera House.
The 64-year-old opted for a draped black satin blouse under a slightly oversized blazer.
She added a pair of elegant, wide-cut silk trousers in an eye-catching rose gold hue.
Lisa completed the look with a pair of beige patent leather pointed heels and carried a fabric-covered designer handbag.
For makeup, the former The Project star chose a muted palette with a soft nude lip gloss and a swipe of warm-toned eyeshadow.
She wore her loose brown bob in soft waves and added a pair of gold hoop earrings to the ensemble.
Lisa completed her look with a stack of gold chain link bracelets and was all smiles on the red carpet.
Lisa Wilkinson (pictured) made a rare red carpet appearance at the opening night of Sunset Boulevard in Sydney on Saturday.
The TV star appeared in excellent spirits as she made a glamorous entrance at the Sydney Opera House.
This comes after news that Lisa wants to return to television screens after months of inaction and five tedious weeks spent in court, sources say.
The Channel 10 star and former darling of morning TV is looking forward to giving more “hit interviews” in the New Year, friends told the Weekend Australian.
Wilkinson left The Project last November and, despite remaining on Ten’s payroll until the end of 2024, has not appeared on the channel for over a year.
Despite her lengthy hiatus from the network, Wilkinson has remained in the public eye through her role in a highly publicized defamation trial.
The 64-year-old opted for a draped black satin blouse underneath a slightly oversized blazer.
This comes after news that Lisa wants to return to television screens after months of inaction and five tedious weeks spent in court.
She was involved in a case with Bruce Lehrmann, who was suing Network 10 and Wilkinson over an interview with Brittany Higgins that aired on The Project and online.
In the last five weeks of the court’s sitting year, the defamation case has been before the court. Judge Lee has reserved his decision on the matter.
Wilkinson’s friends say his court appearances have worked in his favour by providing the TV star with “a steady stream of publicity”.
“Yes, it’s been off the air for a while, but I don’t think anyone has forgotten it,” said former Seven and Nine executive Peter Meakin. Australian weekend.
“I’m sure his loyal fans will remain loyal to him.”
Network Ten says it is in talks to develop “further projects” with Wilkinson.
