Rebecca Judd teased an exciting new career move on Thursday and revealed why she would never host on television again.
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia during a trip to celebrate Virgin Australia’s launch event celebrating direct flights from Melbourne and Brisbane to Uluru, the model revealed she will soon announce an exciting new chapter in her career.
‘I have some good things coming up. “I can’t say anything now, in a month or two,” she said.
‘This will take up practically all my time. I won’t have time for other things.’
Bec, who presented Channel Nine travel series Postcards from 2011 to 2020, also revealed why she stopped being a TV presenter.
Rebecca Judd teased an exciting new career move on Thursday and revealed why she would never host TV again.
‘I don’t think I can do it with four children, because there is a lot of travelling. “My life is a lot busier now,” Bec said.
The stunner shares four children – daughter Billie, nine, son Oscar, 12, and twins Darcy and Tom, seven – with her ex-AFL star husband Chris.
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia during a trip to celebrate Virgin Australia’s launch event celebrating direct flights from Melbourne and Brisbane to Uluru, the model revealed she will soon announce an exciting new chapter in her career. (Pictured of her with her daughter Billie)
Jett Kenny and his girlfriend Lily Brown joined Bec and several others on the trip.
Natalie Bassingthwaite (left) and Sarah Todd (right) are currently in the Northern Territory to celebrate Virgin Australia’s inaugural service to Uluru, which launched with an epic three-day sale.
“I don’t think I can ever go back to television, I have a lot of other good things to do,” he added.
Judd and his nine-year-old daughter, Billie, are currently in the Northern Territory to celebrate Virgin Australia’s inaugural service to Uluru, which launched with an epic three-day sale.
The new services, launched in partnership with the Northern Territory Government and Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia (operators of Ayers Rock Resort, Uluru), will inject more than 62,000 seats a year into the Red Centre, adding to the Northern Territory’s Indigenous tourism economy. country of 6 billion dollars.
The new services, launched in partnership with the Northern Territory Government and Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia (operators of Ayers Rock Resort, Uluru), will inject more than 62,000 seats per year into the Red Centre, adding to the Indigenous tourism economy of 6,000 million dollars in the country.
The sold-out inaugural flight, VA1681, recently took off from Melbourne, with First Nations artists and celebrity guests celebrating the new gateway between Melbourne and Uluru.
The airline hosted a launch event at Uluru with ARIA Platinum Award-winning singer Budjerah headlining a surprise performance for guests in attendance.
Other A-list stars attending the event include Natalie Bassingthwaighte, Jett Kenny and Mitch Tambo.
Virgin Australia has launched a gigantic deal on Uluru with fares from $119 each way, available now until 11:59pm AEST this Saturday 8 June 2024.
