Weatherman Steve Jacobs’ ex-wife Rosie looks completely different after growing out her cropped hair
Almost two years after cutting off her hair, Rosie Jacobs has returned to her long brunette locks.
The 42-year-old ex-wife of former Today weatherman Steve Jacobs shared a photo of herself with long hair on Instagram on Wednesday.
In the photo, Rosie is seen standing behind a camera alongside two colleagues in a figure-hugging blue dress.
Great lengths: Almost two years after cutting off her hair, Rosie Jacobs (far right) has returned to her long brunette locks
Her shoulder-length black hair was worn parted in the middle in loose waves, and she wore black stilletos.
‘BACK BEHIND THE CAMERA. So proud to be helping host the 2021 videos for the NSW TOURISM AWARDS! Thank you for an awesome day on set today,’ she captioned the posted.
Rosie lopped off her locks back in late 2019, opting for a closely cropped brunette haircut.
Top of the crops: Rosie lopped off her locks back in late 2019, opting for a closely cropped brunette haircut
New hair: Rosie has been showing off a longer hairstyle in recent months after growing out her cropped haircut
She later dyed her hair blonde, before reverting back to her shoulder-length brunette hair in recent months.
Rosie started her career as a television producer, but is perhaps best known for hosting a variety of shows on Nine, 10, Foxtel and The Weather Channel.
She married Steve, 54, in 2010, but they divorced nine years later in 2019.
Blonde ambition: She later dyed her hair blonde, before reverting back to her shoulder-length brunette hair in recent months
Ex factor: Rosie married former Today weatherman Steve Jacobs (right) in 2010, but they divorced nine years later in 2019. Pictured together at a charity gala in Sydney in December 2015
The former couple share daughters Isabella, 10, and Francesca, eight.
Steve and Rosie married three years after meeting on the set of the Today show, where he was a star weather presenter and she was a behind-the-scenes producer.
They separated in late 2017, just a few months after relocating to Vanuatu in what friends described as a ‘last-ditch attempt’ to save their seven-year marriage.
Claim to fame: Rosie started her career as a television producer, but is perhaps best known for hosting a variety of shows on Nine, 10, Foxtel and The Weather Channel