She recently split with her husband, former AFL star Jimmy Bartel.
And on Friday, Nadia Bartel appeared to be in good spirits as she stepped out to go to a cafe with some friends in Melbourne.
The 34-year-old showed off her trim figure in a pair of tiny denim shorts and a midriff top.
Stepping out: Nadia Bartel appeared to be in good spirits as she stepped out to go to a cafe with some friends in Melbourne on Friday
The former WAG sported a blazer over the top of the skimpy ensemble and wore high heels for added stylish.
Nadia appeared unbothered by the coronavirus outbreak as she gingerly sipped a cup of coffee with her three friends at the cafe.
Earlier this week, the socialite shared a viral meme showing a passage of a book which appeared to predict coronavirus.
Trim: The 34-year-old showed off her trim figure in a pair of tiny denim shorts and a midriff top
Friends are forever! The newly-single WAG was joined by three of her friends
Strut your stuff! The four friends turned the footpath into their own personal runway
Last Sunday, the 34-year-old posted the page to Instagram, captioning it: ‘This was written 40 years ago. Freaky!’
The page reads: ‘In around 2020 a severe pneumonia-like illness will spread throughout the globe, attacking the lungs and the bronchial tubes and resisting all known treatments.
‘Almost more baffling than the illness itself will be the fact that it will suddenly vanish as quickly as it has arrived, attack again 10 years later, and then disappear completely.’
What’s so funny? Nadia and her friends cackled over something funny
Lickety-split! The former WAG gingerly poked her tongue out to taste the foam from the coffee
Four times the fun! The group braved the coronavirus pandemic to grab coffee together
The passage is from late psychic Sylvia Brown’s book, End of Days: Predictions and Prophecies about the End of the World, published 12 years ago, in 2008.
However, the meme the former WAG shared actually incorrectly names the book as Dean Koontz’s The Eyes of Darkness, published in 1981.
Many have shared the meme – the bizarre claims, which have taken social media by storm, were shared by reality star Kim Kardashian, 39, who posted a book excerpt to Twitter before copying it to her Instagram.
Hold on tight! Nadia clutched her coffee cup tightly with both hands to ensure that the beverage wouldn’t slip from her grasp
Not a care in the world! The group didn’t let the coronavirus turmoil rain on their parade
Perfect fit: Nadia’s denim shorts fit snugly around her slender waist
Theorists have been drawing attention to her description of a ‘pneumonia-like illness’ that attacks the ‘lungs and bronchial tubes’ and claimed it matches that of the respiratory illness today.
However, fact-checking website Snopes.com pointed out that the SARS virus had occurred a few years before Sylvia Brown’ published the book and might have inspired the passage.
Sylvia Browne was best known in her lifetime for writing more than 40 books and was a frequent guest on talk shows, during which she would do psychic readings with guests or callers.
Get some good goss? The socialite looked stunned as she listened to her friends
‘Look at this!’ Nadia showed her female pals a photo on her mobile phone
‘Should I post this?’ The former WAG may have been getting a second opinion on an Instagram post
Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a respiratory illness accompanied by fever, coughing, sore throat, shortness of breath and fatigue. It can produce pneumonia.
The spread of the disease, which began in Wuhan, China, has seen over 220,000 cases worldwide and more than 8,900 fatalities.
There have been 931 cases of coronavirus in Australia so far.
Time to go! Nadia and her posse finally headed home with their coffees in hand