Rebecca Judd proved the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree over the weekend.
Taking to Instagram on Sunday, AFL WAG, 41, enlisted the help of her ten-year-old daughter Billie in one of her sponsored posts to promote a hair styling product.
Bec, who is married to former footballer Chris Judd, shared images of herself putting Billie’s hair on a Mermade curling iron.
“Billie asked me to curl her hair with the OG Mermade curler,” Bec said in her post, while demonstrating the device’s curling function.
They were both dressed in pink, Billie in a floral print dress from Marlo Kids and Bec in a neon pink dress that hugged her slender figure.
Rebecca Judd recruited her ten-year-old daughter Billie to help promote a hair product on Sunday.
Billie’s hair was shown going from straight to slightly curly, and the mother-daughter influencer team seemed impressed with the results.
It comes after Bec showed off her incredible figure in gym clothes from her own sportswear brand on Friday.
The AFL WAG took to her Instagram Stories to share a video of her trying on a sports outfit from her brand, Jaggad.
Bec, who is married to former footballer Chris Judd, shared images of herself putting Billie’s hair in a Mermade curling iron.
Mother and daughter wore matching pink outfits, with Billie sporting a floral print dress from Marlo Kids and Bec wearing a neon pink dress that hugged her slender figure.
She showed off her toned figure in a black bralet and matching leggings with her brand’s name printed on the waistband.
Bec then threw on a white Jaggad vest over the top and finished her stylish look with a $249 trench coat from the clothing line.
Bec proved to be her best publicity as she dressed head to toe in the popular fashion brand.
Jaggad, run by Bec and her friend Michelle Green, was created in 2013 with her husbands Chris Judd and Steven Green and has since become one of Australia’s trendiest sports brands.
Billie’s hair was shown going from straight to slightly curly, and the mother-daughter influencer team seemed impressed with the results.
It comes after Bec showed off her incredible figure in gym clothes from her own sportswear brand on Friday.
Last May, Bec told the Herald Sun that she “loves” seeing her label succeed after years of hard work.
“It’s a real local Melbourne brand and I love seeing people from all over Melbourne wearing it,” she said. It’s not easy, but 10 years of doing this is good, it’s really good.”
“The essence of the Jaggad brand is the unstoppable woman and to be unstoppable we must accept imperfection,” he added.
As well as spearheading her own brand, Bec has also carved out a successful career as a social media star, landing a host of lucrative paid partnerships.
The AFL WAG took to her Instagram Stories to share a video of her trying on a sports outfit from her brand, Jaggad.
