Candice Warner’s athletic build was her strongest asset during her time on SAS: Australia.
And on Thursday, the 36-year-old looked every inch the fun mum on a day out with her three daughters – Ivy Mae, six, Indi Rae, five, and Isla Rose, one – at a fairground in Sydney.
She kept it casual in a white muscle tank T-shirt that drew attention to her toned biceps.
Girls’ day out: Candice Warner (left) enjoyed a day out with her three daughters – Ivy Mae, six, Indi Rae, five, and Isla Rose, one – at a fairground in Sydney on Thursday
The former Ironwoman matched the look with denim mini shorts that showcased her long and lean pins.
She teamed the look with a pair comfortable trainers, as well as high end accessories including chic black sunglasses and a $5,600 Dior Bobby handbag.
The reality TV star guided her girls, who she shares with cricketer husband David Warner, around the grounds to take a look at what games were on offer.
Dressed down: She kept it casual in a white muscle tank T-shirt that drew attention to her toned biceps
Fit: The former Ironwoman matched the look with denim mini shorts that showcased her long and lean pins
A look: She teamed the look with a pair comfortable trainers, as well as high end accessories
Fancy! She wore chic black sunglasses and carried a $5,600 Dior Bobby handbag
Solo: The reality TV star guided her girls, who she shares with cricketer husband David Warner, around the grounds to take a look at what games were on offer
They began with air guns loaded with a ball that could knock out a toy they aimed for.
Candice helped her eldest girls – Ivy and Indi – position themselves behind a cannon.
Indi was given a boost thanks to a milk crate, while youngest Isla also got her own crate to get a view of the action.
Play it! They began with air guns loaded with a ball that could knock out a toy they aimed for
Want a go? The girls didn’t seem overly interested in on particular game
Busy mum: Candice had her hands full while she held her youngest in her arms
Over there? The mother looked around to see the best games on offer for her brood
Good weather for it! The sun was out and it was a warm day, perfect for an outing
Winners are grinners! The two older girls had their game faces on
The girls appeared to be quite good with the game, as Candice cheered on the sidelines with Isla.
After a few rounds, the Warners then moved on to their next activity, darts.
Candice showed off her skills as she aimed at a bull’s eye to get her girls a toy, all while carrying Isla on her side.
Someone on the phone? Candice stopped to take a call at one stage
All smiles: She appeared to be talking to someone perhaps on FaceTime
Not so amused! Her youngest daughter wasn’t as enthralled by the screen as her mum
The former SAS recruit pulled her arm back and propelled the dart forward at the target.
She appeared to have won a doll for the girls as they headed over to the next game.
They got into position, standing behind a green and yellow bottles and ready to aim a small ball into the small opening.
Dropped something? Candice was loaded up with toys and dolls
Selfie time! She rounded the girls up to take a photo
Candice was spotted having her own little fun playing dropping balls into the moving duck mouths.
She then accompanied her girls to another attraction at the grounds – a carpet ride.
Her two older girls readied themselves at the top and sat on their own rugs.
Dolling it out: The mother-of-three multitasked as she took part in games whole holding a doll
Stick it! The Warners then moved on to their next activity, darts
Skills: Candice showed off her skills as she aimed at a bull’s eye to get her girls a toy
Fit! She showed off her lean arm muscles while throwing the darts
Easy does it: She played while while carrying Isla on her side
Off it goes! Candice launched the dart with an expert level of competence
They sped right past mother who captured footage of their descent on her phone as she carried Isla on her hip.
It comes after Candice landed her ‘dream’ TV gig following her appearance on SAS Australia last year.
Posting to Instagram on Sunday, the former Ironwoman announced she will be joining Channel Seven’s studio commentary team for the upcoming Tokyo Olympics.
Hope you win! Candice helped her eldest girls – Ivy and Indi – position themselves behind a cannon
Help: Indi was given a boost thanks to a milk crate that elevated her off the ground
Everyone is on board! The youngest Isla also got her own crate to get a view of the action
Score! The girls appeared to be quite good with the game and were focussed
Keen eye: Candice cheered on the sidelines with Isla before joining in
She looks excited! The former athlete sure had her game face on
Over there mummy! The girls appeared to point at what toys they wanted to win
Cute: All three children were wearing outfits in pastel colours with lots of pink
One more round please! Candice seemed to be encouraging her daughters
‘I’m excited to announce today that I’ll be joining the @7olympics commentary team for the Tokyo Games,’ she wrote.
‘Sport is my first love and it will be an honour to call both the men and women’s triathlon and open water marathon swim events at this year’s Olympics,’ the mother-of-three added.
Discussing her new role with The Sunday Telegraph this weekend, Candice said: ‘Sport is my first love and will always be a huge passion of mine.’
On with the show: She then accompanied her girls to another attraction at the grounds – a carpet ride
Off they go! Her two older girls readied themselves at the top and sat on their own rugs
Wee! They looked delighted as they slid down at speed
Proud: Candice looked delighted too as she watched them whiz by
Quack! Candice was spotted having her own little fun playing dropping balls into the moving duck mouths
‘I never got that opportunity with my sport, but to be part of the commentary team. It’s honestly a dream come true and I really am honoured.’
Candice said she’s especially excited about having her three young daughters watch her commentate on television.
‘For my daughters to watch the Olympic Games and hear their mother call certain events will really be something else. For them to see, ‘Okay, you have to work for something to be able to get it, you just don’t get handed things’.’
What a day! She appeared a little tired when it was time to head home