Tammy Hembrow talks 'falling in love' again as she admits 'going at slower pace'
Australian fitness model and Instagram influencer Temmy Hembrow has been hitting the headlines recently after she announced she was divorcing husband Matt Zukowski last month. The 31-year-old confirmed their split in a TikTok video, as she spoke opening about her 'heartbreak' over their decision to divorce. Tammy and Love Island Australia star Matt, 29, got engaged in December 2023 after just three months of dating.
They then married on November 23, 2024, however decided to split and file for divorce just seven months later. Mum-of-three Tammy has now spoken about finding love again, however it isn't with a man. Instead, the social media star said she has "fallen in love" with where she lives again – which is Queensland, Australia. However, despite this, some fans still speculated she could have found romance again already, or is rekindling things with Matt.
Tammy wrote in the Instagram post: "Lately I've found myself falling in love with where I live all over again.
"The slower pace. The way so many people here have similar mindsets. Being by the ocean. Little moments of kindness from strangers (Had about 100 yesterday.)
"I don't think I ever stopped noticing but lately it just feels impossible not to. And I just appreciate it more."
She added: "The beauty is always there. sometimes we just have to slow down enough to see it.
"(Also I feel like it should now be a universal rule to do scissors paper rock instead of fighting over a car park x)."
She shared the caption alongside pictures of herself in a plunging baby blues printed dress as well as a photo of the ocean, her kids, coffees and a dessert.
People were loving the post, as one person agreed: "A little kindness can honestly make my whole day."
While another added: "Beautiful moments add up to a blissful life."
A third chimed in: "Beautiful inside and out! We love this era of Tammy! All the blues too."
However, others speculated the post was about her relationship status too.
One person said: "I see signs you're falling in love with someone. I may be wrong."
While another asked: "Are you back with Matt?"
A representative for Tammy Hembrow has been contacted.
Announcing their split on June 21, Tammy said in her TikTok: "This is giving me so much anxiety … I wanted to finally tell you guys that I am going to be getting a divorce."
She then said that she didn't want to go into details about the split or 'bring anyone down."
Tammy added: Did I think this was gonna happen? Did I want this? No. Obviously, when you marry someone, you do it thinking that it's gonna be forever.
"And I blame no one but myself, to be honest.
"I feel like I've made not the best choices when it comes to relationships. And I feel like I'm really good at putting on rose-colored glasses or just getting swept up in it all."
Tammy previously told Vogue Australia that she and Zukowski had 'an instant connection' after meeting online.
She said: "From the very first conversation, there was something that sparked between us,' she told the outlet.
'We were inseparable from that very first date!'
Tammy has two children – son Wolf, 10, and daughter Saskia, eight – with her ex Reece Hawkins and three–year–old daughter Posy, shared with her former partner Matt Poole.
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