Inside cricket WAG Candice Warner’s hectic schedule at home

Candice Warner’s personal trainer has shed some insight into a day in the life of the busy mother-of-three.

In a Q&A on Instagram Stories on Wednesday, the 36-year-old cricket WAG’s personal trainer, Kev from 98 Training, was asked what it’s like to work with her.     

‘[Candice] was great to coach. She’s a hard worker and very dedicated to whatever she’s doing,’ he began.

‘It’s important to note that she does the housework (at nausem [sic]), drops her kids off to school, picks them up, takes them to sport, and does all her radio, presenting and training in and around her family.’ 

He added: ‘We would train at 5am because that was before the kids got up. Zero excuses from her.’

Candice reposted his comment on her own Instagram Stories on Wednesday, and added a simple ‘thank you’.

The mum-of-three with husband of six years, cricketer David Warner, has previously spoken about feeling like a single mother.

With David, 34, often away for cricket tournaments – sometimes for months at a time – Candice is left alone to care for daughters Ivy, six, Indi, five, and Isla, one.

‘I am quite a strict mother,’ she told The Daily Telegraph in October last year.

‘I feel like I need to be, I need to have my kids in that routine and be strict because a lot of the time my husband is away and I am pretty much a single mother. 

‘For me, being organised so the kids know when dinner is, bath, book, bed, it just works for us. It is not for everyone but for me, I have found that is what works best.’

Meanwhile, David is currently in India for the Indian Premier League (IPL) tournament, with no return date scheduled after Australia closed its borders to the embattled nation amid the worsening coronavirus pandemic.