Former Miss World Austrarlia Courtney Thorpe has been pictured for the first time since she accused her NRL star ex-husband Jarrod Wallace of infidelity.
The mother-of-one, who announced her split in May, was spotted looking relaxed as she did some shopping at a Gold Coast supermarket on Wednesday.
Dressing down for the occasion, Thorpe, 31, sported a denim jacket, black jeans and a T-shirt emblazoned with the logo of Gold Coast radio station 102.9 Hot Tomato FM.
Former Miss World Australia Courtney Thorpe, 31, (pictured) was spotted doing some grocery shopping on the Gold Coast on Wednesday – days after she accused her NRL star ex-husband Jarrod Wallace of infidelity
Thorpe currently works as a of Hot Tomato’s street team, a gig that requires running promotional events for the radio station.
She completed her look with a pair of white platform and delicate gold earrings.
The brunette was seen carrying a basket filled with newly-purchased snacks as she strolled through the carpark.
Dressing down for the occasion, Thorpe, 31, sported a denim jacket, black jeans and a T-shirt emblazoned with the logo of Gold Coast radio station 102.9 Hot Tomato FM
The brunette was seen carrying a basket filled with newly-purchased snacks as she strolled through the carpark
Among her purchases was a large packet of vegetable chips and a bottle of water.
After reaching her car – which was decked out with Hot Tomato signage – Ms Thorpe ran into a group of women and began enjoying a lively chat.
The women continued to talk as Ms Thorpe popped the boot open and began loading her groceries inside.
Thorpe currently works as a of Hot Tomato’s street team, a gig that requires running promotional events for the radio station
After reaching her car – which was decked out with Hot Tomato signage – Ms Thorpe ran into a group of women and began enjoying a lively chat
The women continued to talk as Ms Thorpe popped the boot open and began loading her groceries inside
Ms Thorpe was seen grinning and laughing during the lively chat, even giving the women a small bag of chips from her basket.
Ms Thorpe made headlines on Friday when she accused her ex-husband, Gold Coast Titans star Jarrod Wallace, of cheating on her after she put on weight and suffered post-natal depression.
The former beauty queen, model and television presenter once lived a life many envied.
Ms Thorpe was seen grinning and laughing during the lively chat
Ms Thorpe made headlines on Friday when she accused her ex-husband, Gold Coast Titans star Jarrod Wallace, of cheating on her after she put on weight and suffered post-natal depression
The former beauty queen, model and television presenter once lived a life many envied
When she crossed paths with Wallace for the first time in 2017 at South Bank in Brisbane, it was love at first sight.
The couple enjoyed a whirlwind relationship and were married two years later.
They welcomed their daughter, Kennedy Grace, in August of 2019. The birth was traumatic and Kennedy was premature.
When she crossed paths with Wallace for the first time in 2017 at South Bank in Brisbane , it was love at first sight
The couple enjoyed a whirlwind relationship and were married two years later
Ms Thorpe remained mostly isolated the next six months while Kennedy became well.
She gained 35kg and suffered from post natal depression, with Wallace often on the road with the Titans.
Overcome with anxiety, Ms Thorpe said she frequently apologised to her husband for being overweight, and even promised him she would ‘get skinny, just please don’t cheat on me.’
Wallace allegedly reassured her he wouldn’t stray, and only had eyes for her.
Ms Thorpe remained mostly isolated the next six months while Kennedy became well. She gained 35kg and suffered from post natal depression, with Wallace often on the road with the Titans. Thorpe and Wallace are picture together in happier times
Last September Ms Thorpe’s life was turned upside down when she confronted Wallace about other alleged women he had been seen. A series of alleged text messages ended their marriage.
The same day the couple left their Gold Coast home to inspect the block of land they had purchased together to build their dream home – only for Ms Thorpe to have a change of heart.
On the spot she decided she wasn’t going anywhere, and walked home with Kennedy in her arms.
Overcome with anxiety, Ms Thorpe said she frequently apologised to her husband for being overweight, and even promised him she would ‘get skinny, just please don’t cheat on me’. Thorpe and Wallace are picture together in happier times
Last September Ms Thorpe’s life was turned upside down when she confronted Wallace about other alleged women he had been seen. A series of alleged text messages ended their marriage
When other women later contacted her to disclose hook-ups allegedly involving Wallace, her suspicions were further heightened.
Wallace has never admitted to infidelity and denies any suggestion that he cheated on Ms Thorpe.
‘I was in shock and I wanted to believe that my husband wouldn’t do this to me,’ Thorpe told the Courier Mail.
‘I feel so silly because I was so smug that I had a man who wasn’t like that. It felt so embarrassing – and how many people knew, is what I always ask myself.’
Wallace has denied the explosive cheating claims from his ex-wife, but didn’t comment further
The couple has since separated and Ms Thorpe said her podcast, More Than Just a Mum, has been a cleansing experience.
She also stressed the importance of women not suffering in silence and called out the Titans for what she believes is immoral behaviour.
Ms Thorpe – who also helped raise Wallace’s two young daughters Lara and Peyton from an earlier relationship – is adamant the club protect themselves and the player first and foremost, before often stating to frustrated partners the private life of footballers isn’t their business.
In response to Ms Thorpe’s allegations about a perceived lack of support for partners, Titans management provided a club statement.
‘The Titans provide welfare support to all players, staff and families,’ it read.
‘It is a critical part of our club and something we treat with utmost importance.
‘We hold personal and private staff matters in absolute in-confidence.’
Ms Thorpe crowned Miss World Australia in 2014, finishing in fifth place in the global competition