Tammy Hembrow breaks down in tears during moment with her son Wolf, 10, amid blossoming romance with AFL star Bailey Smith
The Gold Coast influencer, who is currently dating AFL star Bailey Smith, shed tears in her Bentley following the milestone moment.
The 31-year-old was in full mum mode as she earlier carried her daughter Posy, three, from the luxury car and helped her son fit his sleeping bag into his backpack.
Tammy cut a casual figure in a pair of white sweatpants and a cropped navy blue sweater.
She finished the off-duty ensemble with a pair of Ugg boots and designer sunglasses.
As for Wolf, he rocked an all-black ensemble as he arrived at the school.
The 31-year-old was in full mum mode as she earlier carried her daughter Posy, three, from the luxury car and helped her son fit his sleeping bag into his backpack
Buzzing with excitement, Tammy's little boy couldn't wait for the school adventure as he carried his pillow, Batman suitcase and rucksack, which his mum lovingly helped pack.
However, it was the moment after Tammy had waved goodbye to her firstborn that set the social media star off.
The content creator could be seen sitting in her car, wiping away tears as her son left for the school camp.
Tammy shares son Wolf and daughter Saskia with ex-fiancé Reece Hawkins, while her youngest Posy she shares with Matt Poole, whom she was also engaged to.
In the past couple of weeks she has been spotted on, not one, but two dates with footy star Bailey.
The 24-year-old, who plays for the Geelong Cats in Victoria, has flown to the Gold Coast two weekends in a row to spend time with Tammy.
The couple were first seen leaving hand in hand after a meal at swanky Asian fusion restaurant Rick Shores at Burleigh Heads before being caught making out at another restaurant.
The pair were more recently spotted enjoying a romantic stroll to Nobby's Beach, where the footy player appeared to have his arm wrapped around Tammy's hips.
Tammy and Matt Zukowski announced they were ending their marriage two months ago in separate social media posts.
Since then, Matt has admitted he felt 'hurt' watching his former partner move on so quickly with Bailey after their break-up.
The Love Island star also hinted that he was the one to end things between them, despite speculation it was Tammy who took the lead.
'A couple of months ago, I made one of the hardest decisions of my life,' he revealed on his Where's Your Head At? podcast with Anna McEvoy.
'I decided to leave a relationship that I found was not right for me,' he continued, before adding, 'It was unhealthy for me.'
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