Footy WAGs led by Rebecca Judd put on a united front amid rumours the wives and girlfriends of Australia’s cricket team are ‘feuding’ over a power-ranking article
Tensions are reportedly simmering in the Australian cricket WAG community over an article that ranked the 100 most powerful wives and girlfriends of sportsmen.
But it seems there is no tension among the spouses (and exes) of some of the country’s most famous AFL stars.
Footy WAGs including Rebecca Judd, Nadia Bartel, Hayley Opel, Kylie Brown and Emily McKay put on a united front last week as they went for a lunch at the Rick Shores restaurant at Burleigh Heads, on the Gold Coast.
United front: Footy WAGs led by Queen Bee Rebecca Judd put on a united front during an intimate luncheon last week – amid rumours the wives and girlfriends of the national cricket team are ‘feuding’ over a power ranking article
Rebecca, 37, who is known as the ‘Queen bee’ of the footy WAGs, shared a gallery of photos to Instagram from the laid-back gathering on Monday.
‘How good is Rick Shores?’ the wife of former Carlton captain Chris Judd captioned the snaps.
‘The bug rolls are life. A lovely day last week with my girls,’ she added.
Snap happy! Queen bee Rebecca, 37, shared a series of pictures from the laid back gathering on Instagram on Monday
Rebecca stunned in a figure-hugging tangerine dress and a full face of makeup.
She was joined by former WAG Ellie Pearson and her Jaggad business partner Michelle Greene.
The lunch outing comes amid unconfirmed reports of a feud in the Australian cricket WAG community.
Rumours: The lunch outi:ng comes amid unconfirmed reports of a feud in the Australian cricket WAG community. Pictured David and Candice Warner
Feuding: According to New Idea, the wives and girlfriends of the country’s top cricketers are ‘feuding’ over a newspaper article ranking the 100 most powerful WAGs. Daily Mail Australia is not suggesting any of the WAGs pictured in this article are involved in the alleged feud
According to New Idea, the wives and girlfriends of the country’s top cricketers are ‘feuding’ over a newspaper article ranking the 100 most powerful WAGs.
One sporting spouse was allegedly disappointed by her ranking and was ‘shocked when she realised she was beaten by so many others’.
An insider claimed another WAG is now ‘determined to become number one’ in next year’s list and is ‘planning to rebuild herself and get back on top’.
Ranking: The article in question was published on January 10, and ranked Australia’s 100 most powerful WAGs. Sarah Kohan, the Australian wife of LA Galaxy soccer player Javier Hernández, was in first place, followed by Vanessa Sierra, the girlfriend of tennis bad boy Bernard Tomic
A controversial list: Former Ironwoman Candice Warner, the wife of David Warner, placed eighth, while law graduate Dani Willis, who is married to Steve Smith, placed 21st
The article in question was published by The Herald Sun on January 10, and ranked Australia’s 100 most powerful WAGs.
The list was decided by ‘Instagram followers, business ventures and career success’.
Sarah Kohan, the Australian wife of LA Galaxy soccer player Javier Hernández, was in first place, followed by Vanessa Sierra, the girlfriend of tennis bad boy Bernard Tomic.
Former Ironwoman Candice Warner, the wife of David Warner, placed eighth, while law graduate Dani Willis, who is married to Steve Smith, placed 21st.
Ben Cutting’s fiancée, Erin Holland, also made the list, landing in ninth place.
She made it: Ben Cutting’s fiancée, Erin Holland, also made the list, landing in ninth place