Bec Judd has revealed how she really feels about being alone on a work trip in Western Australia.
The AFL WAG and mum of four took to Instagram on Sunday to share a clip of herself in her hotel bathroom at Crown Towers Perth.
The 42-year-old, dressed in a grey matching pyjama set, candidly told her followers that she had long been looking forward to having ‘a break’ from her busy home life.
‘I always crave these work trips away so much,’ confessed Bec, who shares son Oscar, daughter Billie, and twin boys Tom and Darcy with husband Chris Judd.
‘I just need a break from crazy, hectic mum life and doing 100 things every day,’ she confessed, before listing all the things she juggles on a day-to-day basis.
‘Work, kids, house, dog, sport, watching, driving, coaching, managing all the things,’ she went on.
Bec Judd has revealed how she really feels about being alone on a work trip in Western Australia. Pictured
‘I always crave these work trips away so much,’ confessed Bec, who shares son Oscar, daughter Billie, and twin boys Tom and Darcy with husband Chris Judd. All pictured
However, despite being grateful for the ‘beautiful hotel’ and ‘amazing room’, Bec made a heartwarming admission about the much-anticipated getaway.
‘I’m here and I’m all alone without any kids — which I was so looking forward to — and then now I’m here and I’m like, “Ah I miss them”.’
She captioned the post: ‘Tell me I’m not the only Mum that does this? I’m not used to the quiet!’
This isn’t the first brutally honest confession Bec has made this week.
In Wednesday’s episode of her Vain-ish podcast — which she hosts with pal Jessie Roberts — the media personality discussed the topic of her husband Chris’ foul feet.
Reflecting on his professional AFL days, Bec revealed that the couple used to get joint pedicures – and his required medical-grade intervention.
‘Chris and I, my husband, we used to go to a nail salon. This is going back 10, 15 years when he was playing for Carlton,’ Bec recalled on the podcast.
‘I needed mine painted, but because of how fast he would run and change of direction and the pressure calluses, is that what they are? Calluses? The build-up.
In Wednesday’s episode of her Vain-ish podcast, the media personality discussed her husband’s foul feet. Both pictured
‘He would have like a centimetre of dead skin in a plane with a sharp edge from pushing off.’
She went on to describe how the scene would unfold at their local nail salon, comparing it to a full-scale operation.
‘All the gorgeous ladies in there would just start giggling because we’d sit there next to each other and they’d be painting my toenails,’ she said.
‘And then there’d be like a whole team with scalpels and everything on his feet all laughing as they’re shaving off all this dead skin.
‘There would be mountains of dead skin by the end of it. I’m not even lying, like mountains of it.
‘They’d have to come and sweep it up and they’d always be giggling.’
Chris is a dual Brownlow Medallist and former Carlton and West Coast Eagles star who retired from AFL in 2015.
The couple married in 2010 in a lavish ceremony and are one of Australia’s most high-profile sporting couples.
