‘You live with it and move on’: Outspoken WAG Rebecca Judd breaks her silence on THAT regifting scandal and her criticism of Dan Andrews during Melbourne’s Covid lockdown
Rebecca Judd has broken her silence after allegedly donating items from Lorinska Merrington’s fashion label to The Salvation Army and taking a stand against Premier Daniel Andrews over the Covid lockdown in Victoria.
The 38-year-old WAG divided Victorians last year when she criticised Mr Andrews after Melbourne’s lockdown was extended.
More recently, the mother of four made headlines for reportedly donating items she’d been sent by Lorinska to a charity shop, after promoting them on Instagram.
‘You live with it and move on’: Outspoken WAG Rebecca Judd (pictured) has broken her silence on THAT regifting scandal and her criticism of Dan Andrews during Melbourne’s lockdown
When asked about the negative headlines, Rebecca told Stellar magazine: ‘I feel like, since having a public profile when I was 20 when I started dating my husband [Chris Judd], I’ve had this noise. It’s not going to go away, it’s going to continue.
‘So you live with it and move on. Things pop up all the time. It’s not the first time, it’s not going to be the last and you just roll with the punches and move on.’
She continued: ‘I’m lucky that I’ve always had a level head with this sort of thing.’
‘You live with it and move on. Things pop up all the time. It’s not the first time, it’s not going to be the last and you just roll with the punches and move on,’ she told Stellar magazine
In March, Instagram account Celeb Spellcheck claimed part of a loungewear set from Royale By Lorinska appeared at a Melbourne charity shop just two days after Bec had posed in identical items on social media.
The footy WAG donned a blue Royale By Lorinska set on Instagram Stories alongside her daughter, Billie, seven, who wore a matching set.
A fan spotted the ensemble in a Salvation Army store in Hampton, the suburb near Brighton where Rebecca lives.
Caught out: Her interview comes after Instagram account Celeb Spellcheck claimed part of a loungewear set from Royale By Lorinska appeared at a Melbourne charity shop just two days after Bec had posed in identical items on social media
Last year, Rebecca also made headlines for expressing her frustration towards Premier Daniel Andrews in an Instagram post to promote a cardboard company.
Premiere Andrews had announced Melbourne would remain under lockdown due to an increase in coronavirus cases.
‘@the_little_cardboard_co perfect for iso and upcoming school holidays as it seems Dictator Dan will be locking Victorians in our homes even longer,’ Rebecca wrote.
The footy WAG faced backlash for daring to express her opinion from her $7.3million mansion in Melbourne’s south-east.
Critcism: Last year, Rebecca made headlines for expressing her frustration towards Premier Daniel Andrews (pictured) in an Instagram post to promote a cardboard company