Rebecca Judd is called out for acting like a BOGAN at her children’s sports games by cheering obnoxiously from the stands – as ’embarrassing’ audio leaks from her six-year-old daughter’s Little Athletics event
Mother-of-four Rebecca Judd has confessed she occasionally gets a little too competitive at her children’s sports events.
The wife of AFL legend Chris Judd admitted on Monday’s 3pm Pick-Up that she often sounds like a ‘bogan’ while cheering from the sidelines.
While discussing Little Athletics track and field events, Rebecca revealed she ‘cannot stay quiet’ when her kids are taking part in races.
‘Where is that bogan?’ Mother-of-four Rebecca Judd (pictured with her eldest son, Oscar) has confessed she occasionally gets a little too competitive at her children’s sports events
The Judds share four children, son Oscar, nine, daughter Billie, six, and twin boys Tom and Darcy, four.
‘I’m the most competitive mum. This is the thing, right, I cannot stay quiet,’ Rebecca said.
‘Whether it’s my son playing cricket and he hits a good one, or [if] he’s going to get run out, “Run, Oscar! Run!” I just, I can’t keep it in.’
Confession: The wife of AFL legend Chris Judd admitted on Monday’s 3pm Pick-Up that she often sounds like a ‘bogan’ while cheering from the sidelines. The Judds are pictured with their four children, son Oscar, nine, daughter Billie, six, and twin boys Tom and Darcy, four
‘It’s the same when Juddy [Chris] was playing football. I would yell the whole game!’
Rebecca then shared ’embarrassing’ audio from a recent Little Athletics track event in which her daughter, Billie, was competing against her classmates.
She could be heard shrieking obnoxiously: ‘Go, Billie! Go, Billie! Go, Billie! Keep running. Go, Billie! Faster! Go!’
Her co-host Katie ‘Monty’ Dimond then joked that the other parents must have thought Rebecca was a real bogan.
Impersonating a horrified Brighton mum, she said: ‘Where is that bogan? Oh, my god. Is that Rebecca Judd?’
Rebecca hastened to add that Billie won her race, noting: ‘She’s like her dad. Clear doesn’t take after me!’