Candice Warner shows off her trim figure in activewear as she goes for a jog with husband David in Sydney amid the city’s lockdown
They are both incredibly fit and talented athletes.
And on Wednesday, power couple Candice and her husband David Warner enjoyed a training session together during Sydney’s lockdown.
The former Ironwoman, 36, showed off her trim figure in activewear as she went for a jog with the Australian cricketer, 34.
Keeping fit! Candice Warner showed off her trim figure in activewear as she went for a jog with husband David in Sydney amid the city’s lockdown on Wednesday
Casual: Candice kept warm in black sport tights, a black shirt and a beanie during the training session
Candice kept warm in black sport tights, a black shirt and a beanie during the training session.
She teamed her ensemble with a pair of white sneakers and sunglasses.
David also dressed for comfort in black track pants, a shirt, a blue beanie and a pair of blue sneakers.
Comfort: She teamed her ensemble with a pair of white sneakers and sunglasses
Outfit: David also dressed for comfort in black track pants, a shirt, a blue beanie and a pair of blue sneakers
New home: It comes as David and Candice are finally set to move into their $4million Maroubra mansion after five long years of renovations and rebuilds
It comes as David and Candice are finally set to move into their $4million Maroubra mansion after five long years of renovations and rebuilds.
The Daily Telegraph reported on Saturday that the pair sold their temporary home in Maroubra for $4.2 million last week.
The temporary abode is located just 900 metres away from the mansion.
The A-list couple bought the house, also located in Maroubra, for $2.33million in late 2016, and have resided their while renovations were underway at the bigger home.
Making a move: The Daily Telegraph reported on Saturday that the pair sold their temporary home in Maroubra for $4.2million last week. The temporary abode is located just 900 metres away from the mansion
Family home: The A-list couple bought the house, also located in Maroubra, for $2.33million in late 2016, and have resided their while renovations were underway at the bigger home
It has four bedrooms and three bathrooms, as well as an undercover cricket pitch, and the couple renovated the home with an additional rear build during their stay.
The sale would imply the family of five is finally ready to start their life at their dream abode.
David and Candice, who married in 2015, are parents to daughters Ivy, six, Indi, five, and Isla, one.
Moving on: The sale would imply the family of five is finally ready to start their life at their dream abode
Family: David and Candice, who married in 2015, are parents to daughters Ivy, six, Indi, five, and Isla, one