Phoebe Burgess goes braless as she enjoys time with the girls at a Mother's Day lunch after her ex-husband Sam reveals he is expecting his second child with new wife Lucy
She is a doting mother to her two children - Poppy, eight, and Billy, six - with her ex-husband Sam.
And Phoebe Burgess enjoyed some well-deserved time off parental duties as she was treated to a lavish Mother's Day lunch in Sydney on Friday, which was hosted by David Jones.
The journalist-turned-influencer opted for casual chic attire, going braless in a cute checked jacket that revealed a hint of cleavage and a pair of denim baggy jeans.
She teamed the outfit with some pricey accessories, including a pair of $1,910 Prada leather slingback pumps and a Chanel Grand shopping tote, worth close to $10,000.
The blonde wore her long bob out in a straight style and plumped her lips up by overlining her pout.
She looked thrilled to be at the event alongside fellow celebrity mums Megan Gale, Anna Heinrick and Jasmine Stefanovic.
The journalist-turned-influencer opted for casual chic attire, going braless in a cute checked jacket that revealed a hint of cleavage and a pair of denim baggy jeans
The outing comes after her ex Sam revealed he was expecting his second child with his hairdresser wife Lucy.
Sam, who is coaching Warrington in the UK's Super League, was married to Phoebe for four years before they split in 2019.
Sam and Lucy recently enjoyed a babymoon together in Capri, Italy, with Lucy sharing photos of the lavish getaway to Instagram.
In the images, the new bride, who married Sam just six months ago, was absolutely glowing.
The 33-year-old NRL WAG showed off her growing baby bump in a figure-hugging lace dress with a plunging neckline.
She cradled her baby bump and took in the breathtaking coastal views from their hotel balcony.
Another image showed the hairdresser's bare bump in a loved-up mirror selfie with Sam, 36.
A third photo captured the married couple lounging in the sun by the beach, while a fourth depicted them relaxing by a pool,
'A perfect weekend in Capri,' she captioned her post.
The pair already share daughter Robbie, who they welcomed in September 2023.
Sam married Lucy in a lavish Italian wedding after two years of dating.
The pair already share daughter Robbie, who they welcomed in September 2023.
Sam married Lucy in a lavish Italian wedding after two years of dating.
In October, the rugby league coach and his ladylove shared the news to Instagram alongside a carousel of breathtaking images captured at Villa Aurelia.
The 17th-century Baroque property is set on the highest point within the walls of Rome and features breathtaking views of the city.
The couple made sure daughter Robbie was an integral part of the day's celebrations.
Sam proposed to Lucy in June 2023, just nine months after they went public with their relationship.
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