Rebecca Judd moans about not being able to go to ‘the influencer Olympics aka Coachella’ due to coronavirus because she misses being around ‘celebs behaving badly’
On this weekend every year, Rebecca Judd and her exclusive squad of influencer girlfriends descend on California’s famous Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.
But the coronavirus pandemic has caused the event to be postponed until October, forcing the AFL WAG to sit at home like everybody else this weekend.
On Friday, the 37-year-old filled her Instagram story feed with photos from last year’s event, before lamenting what could have been in a lengthy caption.
‘I miss the outfits, parties, celebs behaving badly and margarita pics’: Bec Judd has taken to Instagram to lament missing out on Coachella this year due to the coronavirus pandemic
‘This weekend each year our feeds are usually spammed with images from the Influencer Olympics aka Coachella,’ began the mother-of-four.
‘While it’s not for everyone, I personally will miss the steady flow of outfits, parties, celebs behaving badly, music, palm trees and margarita pics.’
Bec directed followers to her Instagram story, where she bombarded them with a picture of every outfit she wore at the event.
She made sure to tag the dressmakers’ social accounts, although it’s unclear if she was paid to do so.
Pandemic problems: On Friday, the WAG filled her Instagram story feed with photos from last year’s event, which she calls the ‘Influencer Olympics’ and lamented missing out this year
The Melburnian also shared a throwback photo of her girl squad from last year’s event, posing on a scenic hillside overlooking the Colorado Desert.
Bec and the squad were decked out in their festival gear and ready to party.
‘I can’t wait to get back there with our crew,’ she wrote in the caption.
One notable member pictured was Nadia Bartel, who had secretly split from Geelong Cats legend Jimmy Bartel prior to attending the three day event.
Don’t forget the plugs! Bec bombarded followers with a picture of every outfit she wore at the event. She made sure to tag the dressmakers’ social accounts
Bec is frequently trolled by fans who claim she’s ‘too old’ to attend the music and arts festival.
‘Dear god how do you cope with going to a teenager festival?’ asked one such troublemaker last year.
‘It’s 21 plus in the States. You stop being a teenager when you’re 19 FYI,’ she clapped back, clearly unfazed.
Too old to party? Bec is frequently trolled by fans who claim she’s ‘too old’ to attend the event. ‘Dear god how do you cope with going to a teenager festival?’ asked one such troublemaker last year
Firing back: ‘It’s 21 plus in the States. You stop being a teenager when you’re 19 FYI,’ she clapped back, clearly unfazed