How times have changed: The surprising thing AFL WAG Rebecca Judd did instead of attending the 2020 Brownlow Medal… 16 years after THAT red carpet appearance
She was the talk of the town after wearing a daringly low-cut red dress to the Brownlow Medal sixteen years earlier.
However, times had certainly changed for Rebecca Judd, as she skipped the iconic sporting event’s first-ever virtual ceremony on Sunday night.
The AFL WAG, 37, swapped her glamorous gowns for a cosy night of cooking with her four children – Oscar, 9, Billie, 6, and four-year-old twins Darcy and Tom.
Different times: Rebecca Judd was the talk of the town after wearing a daringly low-cut red dress to the Brownlow Medal sixteen years earlier. However, times have certainly changed for the 37-year-old who skipped the sporting event’s first-ever virtual ceremony on Sunday night
A far cry from her famous appearance on the star-studded red carpet years earlier, Rebecca shared two images of the delicious meals she had prepared for the evening.
She also shared an image of her son Tom showing off his extensively bent thumb, with the caption: ‘Ewwww’.
Rebecca made history 16 years ago on the red carpet at the star-studded Brownlow Medal by slipping her slender frame into an iconic custom-made red gown with an extreme plunging neckline.
Cosy night in: The AFL WAG, 37, swapped her glamorous gowns for a cosy night of cooking with her four children – Oscar, 9, Billie, 6, and four-year-old twins Darcy and Tom
In the kitchen: A far cry from her famous appearance on the star-studded red carpet years earlier, Rebecca shared two images of the delicious meals she had prepared for the evening
‘Besties for life’: Rebecca looked like she was enjoying herself at home rather than tuning in for the virtual Brownlow ceremony
The outfit, which stunned viewers and fans alike, was designed by Ruth Tarvydas, and was valued at $2,000.
Speaking to the Herald Sun at the time, Rebecca said of the look: ‘I really didn’t think it would grab that much attention, but I got hounded on the red carpet.
‘Everyone wanted an interview and pictures.’
Meanwhile, Rebecca, who is known for her glamorous and flawless looks, has always denied plastic surgery rumours.
Head-turning: Rebecca made history 16 years ago on the red carpet at the star-studded Brownlow Medal by slipping her slender frame into an iconic custom-made red gown with an extreme plunging neckline. Pictured with Chris Judd
In 2013, the mother-of-four acknowledged that she invests ‘a lot of time, effort and cash’ into her appearance and said she gets ‘shocking eye bags.’
‘I get lots of little lumps and bumps here and there if I don’t stay on top of things and I have shocking eye bags some times,’ she said on her website.
‘I guess compared to 5 years ago, my skin is a lot better. I have put a lot of time, effort and cash into it so it’s nice for people to notice the improvement.’
She previously credited Melbourne skin clinic Liberty Belle for her glowing skin and gets everything from exfoliation to laser treatments.
Wow: The outfit, which stunned viewers and fans alike, was designed by Ruth Tarvydas, and was valued at $2,000