The claws are out: The Bachelor's Snezana Wood defies husband Sam with her very surprising move
The former Bachelor star displayed her long red nails as she left the shop in Prahran after getting a fresh manicure.
The mother-of-four, 44, then admitted her husband Sam Wood hates long nails which inspired her lengthy look.
'No dramatic monologue tonight, just a dusty mirror, LBD and some seriously long red nails,' she wrote on Instagram.
'Why - because I love them! and years ago Sam Wood once said he hated long nails… so I immediately got them longer! Haven't looked back since!'
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Earlier in the day, Snezana appeared relaxed as she left the beauty salon after getting a manicure.
She was dressed for comfort in an oversized green jumper and black sport tights.
Snezana completed her look with a pair of long white socks, sneakers and held a large black bag for the outing.
She left her short locks out and covered her famous face with small dark sunglasses.
Sam and Snezana are still going strong nine years after meeting and falling in love on The Bachelor.
They are reportedly eyeing off a glorious mansion in one of Melbourne's most sought after postcodes.
Real estate insiders say the hunky reality star and his wife have already laid out an eye-watering $14million for the sprawling pad.
Located in seaside Brighton, 14kms from the CBD, the beautiful vintage multi-level estate boasts six-bedrooms, a pool and expansive gardens.
'Years ago Sam Wood said he hated long nails so I immediately got them longer! Haven't looked back since!' she wrote on Instagram
Sam and Snezana are still going strong nine years after meeting and falling in love on The Bachelor
They recently relisted their lavish Elsternwick home with a massive $6.6 million price guide
However, the Herald Sun reported that the genetically-blessed pair have yet to seal the deal on the trophy home.
Sam and Snezana also recently relisted their lavish Elsternwick home with a massive $6.6 million price guide.
The reality star couple, who met on season three of The Bachelor in 2015, initially put the home on the market in November last year but later withdrew it.
The five-bedroom, five-bathroom mansion boasts an array of luxury amenities, including a 15-metre pool framed by Ironbark timber decking and a sun-drenched gym and sauna that overlooks the home's stunning green surroundings.
Sam and Snezana initially bought the Victorian property in 2018 for $3.31m, renovating it into a modern oasis that reflects their passion for wellness.
The home, built in 1900, was beautifully restored by the reality TV couple, and wows guests from the get-go with a dramatic arched hallway, 3.7 metre high ceilings and interiors straight out of an art magazine.
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