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Daily Mail
04-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
January Jones, 47, leaves little to the imagination as she shows off her jaw-dropping figure in nude underwear
January Jones left little to the imagination in nude underwear as she posed for a daring mirror selfie on Instagram on Monday. The American actress, 47, showed off her jaw-dropping figure in the ribbed bralette and matching high-rise bottoms as she shared the snap with her 1.1million followers. Leaving her blonde tresses loose, January threw her arm into the air as she posed up a storm in a large bathroom. The Mad Men actress wrote: 'Knees are weak, sleep is sweaty, attitude petty… never let my strength leave me.' It comes after January made a rare public appearance with her 13-year-old son, Xander Dane Jones as they stepped out on the red carpet in Southern California last week. She was seen in Laguna Beach, California with her teenage son at Oceana's 18th Annual SeaChange Summer Party. The Mad Men actress wrote: 'Knees are weak, sleep is sweaty, attitude petty… never let my strength leave me.' The Sioux Falls, South Dakota-born actress looked stunning in a black midi dress which she teamed with black heels. The Emmy-nominated star, who played Betty Draper on Mad Men, accessorized with gold hoop earrings and a black headband at the environmental fundraiser. Her son Xander wore a summery ensemble of an off-white button-down top with off white pants and black Adidas sneakers. The God Is a Bullet has not publicly stated who Xander's father is, telling The New York Times in 2013, 'That's my son's business. It's not the public's business.' January told the publication Red in September of 2017 that Xander has a number of strong male role models in his life. 'Xander has a lot of bro time with the neighbor dads and my dad, who is super young,' she explained. The star continued: 'It's good to have strong women around a man to teach him to respect women. 'He doesn't have a male person saying, 'Don't cry' or 'You throw like a girl.' All those s****y things that dads accidentally do.' The Last Man on Earth actress - who formerly dated actor Ashton Kutcher - said at the time she felt zero pressure to provide a stepdad for her son. She told the outlet, 'I just don't feel I need a partner.' The two-time Golden Globe nominee added, 'Do I want one? Maybe. But I don't feel unhappy or lonely - it would have to be someone so amazing that I would want to make room. 'Someone who would contribute to my happiness and not take away from it.' Saturday's event was hosted by veteran actor Sam Waterston, 84. The actor is best known for having played the iconic TV role of prosecutor Jack McCoy on more than 405 episodes of Law & Order spanning three decades. The organization was able to raise in excess of $1.7 million toward its objectives of protecting the waters. January said on Instagram that she was 'so excited to celebrate Oceana's 23rd birthday and attend @oceanaseachange last night! She added, 'Sharks are my 2nd favorite animal. They're iconic, powerful, and essential to the health of our oceans. But they're also under threat. 'That's why I've been a longtime supporter of @oceana who campaigns to protect sharks and keep our oceans healthy.'
Daily Mail
30-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
January Jones' son, 13, towers over her on rare red carpet as mystery remains regarding his father's identity
January Jones stepped out on the red carpet in Southern California on Saturday in a rare public appearance with her 13-year-old son, Xander Dane Jones. The Mad Men actress, 47, was seen in Laguna Beach, California with her teenage son at Oceana's 18th Annual SeaChange Summer Party on Saturday. The Sioux Falls, South Dakota-born actress looked stunning as she walked the red carpet in a black midi dress with black heels, and her blonde locks down and parted. The Emmy-nominated star, who played Betty Draper on Mad Men, accessorized with gold hoop earrings and a black headband at the environmental fundraiser. Her son Xander wore a summery ensemble of an off-white button-down top with off white pants and black Adidas sneakers. The God Is a Bullet has not publicly stated who Xander's father is, telling The New York Times in 2013, 'That's my son's business. It's not the public's business.' The God Is a Bullet has not publicly stated who Xander's father is, telling The New York Times in 2013, 'That's my son's business. It's not the public's business' January told the publication Red in September of 2017 that Xander has a number of strong male role models in his life. 'Xander has a lot of bro time with the neighbor dads and my dad, who is super young,' she explained. 'It's good to have strong women around a man to teach him to respect women.' The actress noted, 'He doesn't have a male person saying, "Don't cry" or "You throw like a girl." All those s****y things that dads accidentally do.' The Last Man on Earth actress said at the time she felt zero pressure to provide a stepdad for her son, saying, 'I just don't feel I need a partner.' The two-time Golden Globe nominee added, 'Do I want one? Maybe. But I don't feel unhappy or lonely - it would have to be someone so amazing that I would want to make room. 'Someone who would contribute to my happiness and not take away from it.' Saturday's event was hosted by veteran actor Sam Waterston, who has played the iconic TV role of prosecutor Jack McCoy on more than 405 episodes of Law & Order spanning three decades. The organization was able to raise in excess of $1.7 million toward its objectives of protecting the waters. Jones on Sunday said on Instagram that she was So excited to celebrate Oceana's 23rd birthday and attend @oceanaseachange last night! She added, 'Sharks are my 2nd favorite animal. They're iconic, powerful, and essential to the health of our oceans. But they're also under threat. 'That's why I've been a longtime supporter of @oceana who campaigns to protect sharks and keep our oceans healthy.' She wrapped up in saying, 'Join me in celebrating Oceana's impact and supporting this critical mission:
7NEWS
24-07-2025
- Lifestyle
- 7NEWS
Open for inspection: The best renovated properties on the market right now
There's something special about a renovated property. Whether it's the preserved period details or the love and care imbued into the redesign, a restored home has a unique story to tell. From a warehouse conversion in North Melbourne to asprawling estate in Brookfield, these are the best renovated homes on the market right now. View Living Senior Reporter, January Jones gives her pick of the property listings. Victoria: A warehouse conversion in North Melbourne Previously a timber mill and livery, this North Melbourne warehouse has been reimagined into two modern homes. The first property features one bedroom, an open-plan kitchen, living, dining, and access to a Mediterranean-inspired courtyard with vine-covered walls. The second property includes three bedrooms, large living and kitchen area, and access to the centre courtyard. "Two for the price of one. A great opportunity for buyers looking for intergenerational living or a way to supplement income through rental fees. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter" January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter Queensland: A sprawling estate in Brookfield Set on a 1.91 hectare property, this sprawling estate in Brookfield has been updated and redeveloped over the past 20 years, resulting in an incredible resort-like home. The extensive property includes a main two-storey residence, guest suite, pool villa, tennis court, golf course and sprawling backyard. "This is the home that has it all! This Brookfield estate provides the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter" January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter New South Wales: A multi-level laneway home in Surry Hills Tucked away in a quiet laneway in Surry Hills is this beautifully remodelled multi-level home that blends sophisticated design with rare inner-city seclusion. Crafted with high-spec finishes, custom joinery, and natural materials, every room opens to a central courtyard or lightwell, creating a seamless connection between indoor comfort and outdoor calm. The property also includes dual rooftop terraces with breathtaking skyline views. "This is a private urban sanctuary where light, space, and serenity meet unmatched convenience. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter" January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter Tasmania: A period cottage in Strathblane Brimming with warmth, character and charm, this lovingly restored 1910 weatherboard cottage in Strathblane offers a lifestyle straight from a storybook. The home features a cosy country kitchen, complete with window seat, living room with wood heater, a spacious workshop, and an attic ripe with potential. It's surrounded by flourishing gardens, a firepit under the stars, and a paddock ready for alpacas. "This dreamy retreat offers tranquility without forgoing connection. The perfect property for a tree change, country escape or holiday rental. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter" January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter Western Australia: A Federation-era home in Claremont Built in 1897, this Federation-era home in Claremont was one of the first properties on the street. Since then, the property has been extended and undergone a beautiful renovation blending timeless period details with modern style. The two-storey home now features four bedrooms, two living areas, modern kitchen and French-style gardens. "A beautiful family home, rich with character, charm and style. Ideal for buyers looking for their next step up the property ladder. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter" January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter South Australia: A country estate in Inman Valley Set on a breathtaking 4.5-acre estate in the Inman Valley, this stunning country retreat is the ultimate fusion of luxury living and relaxed rural charm. Thoughtfully redesigned, the home features five bedrooms, a self-contained pool house, master suite with private balcony, and sweeping views of lush, gum-studded hills.
Canberra Times
24-07-2025
- Lifestyle
- Canberra Times
Open for inspection: The best renovated properties on the market right now
There's something special about a renovated property. Whether it's the preserved period details or the love and care imbued into the redesign, a restored home has a unique story to tell. The best properties to see this Saturday the 26th of July. Pic: Supplied. From a warehouse conversion in North Melbourne to asprawling estate in Brookfield, these are the best renovated homes on the market right now. View Living Senior Reporter, January Jones gives her pick of the property listings. Victoria: A warehouse conversion in North Melbourne Previously a timber mill and livery, this North Melbourne warehouse has been reimagined into two modern homes. The first property features one bedroom, an open-plan kitchen, living, dining, and access to a Mediterranean-inspired courtyard with vine-covered walls. The second property includes three bedrooms, large living and kitchen area, and access to the centre courtyard. Two for the price of one. A great opportunity for buyers looking for intergenerational living or a way to supplement income through rental fees. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter Queensland: A sprawling estate in Brookfield Set on a 1.91 hectare property, this sprawling estate in Brookfield has been updated and redeveloped over the past 20 years, resulting in an incredible resort-like home. The extensive property includes a main two-storey residence, guest suite, pool villa, tennis court, golf course and sprawling backyard. This is the home that has it all! This Brookfield estate provides the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter New South Wales: A multi-level laneway home in Surry Hills Tucked away in a quiet laneway in Surry Hills is this beautifully remodelled multi-level home that blends sophisticated design with rare inner-city seclusion. Crafted with high-spec finishes, custom joinery, and natural materials, every room opens to a central courtyard or lightwell, creating a seamless connection between indoor comfort and outdoor calm. The property also includes dual rooftop terraces with breathtaking skyline views. This is a private urban sanctuary where light, space, and serenity meet unmatched convenience. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter Tasmania: A period cottage in Strathblane Brimming with warmth, character and charm, this lovingly restored 1910 weatherboard cottage in Strathblane offers a lifestyle straight from a storybook. The home features a cosy country kitchen, complete with window seat, living room with wood heater, a spacious workshop, and an attic ripe with potential. It's surrounded by flourishing gardens, a firepit under the stars, and a paddock ready for alpacas. This dreamy retreat offers tranquility without forgoing connection. The perfect property for a tree change, country escape or holiday rental. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter Western Australia: A Federation-era home in Claremont Built in 1897, this Federation-era home in Claremont was one of the first properties on the street. Since then, the property has been extended and undergone a beautiful renovation blending timeless period details with modern style. The two-storey home now features four bedrooms, two living areas, modern kitchen and French-style gardens. A beautiful family home, rich with character, charm and style. Ideal for buyers looking for their next step up the property ladder. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter South Australia: A country estate in Inman Valley Set on a breathtaking 4.5-acre estate in the Inman Valley, this stunning country retreat is the ultimate fusion of luxury living and relaxed rural charm. Thoughtfully redesigned, the home features five bedrooms, a self-contained pool house, master suite with private balcony, and sweeping views of lush, gum-studded hills.
7NEWS
15-07-2025
- Lifestyle
- 7NEWS
Open for inspection: The best apartments for sale around Australia right now
While the great Australian dream may be to own a house, there are plenty of buyers looking for the convenience, amenities and prime location that only an apartment can offer. From a luxurious inner-city penthouse in Melbourne to an Art Deco gem in Bondi Beach, these are some of the best apartments on the market right now. View Living Senior Reporter, January Jones gives her pick of the property listings. Victoria: A luxurious inner-city penthouse This penthouse apartment is located within the boutique Elm Tower in Melbourne's CBD. The stylish abode is spread over two levels and features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, bespoke joinery, and north-facing terrace with views of the iconic Hardware Lane. "When it comes to inner-city apartments, this penthouse is the cream of the crop. Stylish interiors, sun-drenched exteriors and beautiful views. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter" January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter Located in Noosaville, this top-floor apartment offers luxury and convenience at its finest. The home features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, two car spaces and additional storage. The resort-style complex includes a swimming pool, sun deck, yoga lawn and BBQ. "Living in an apartment complex like this would make every day feel like a holiday. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter" January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter New South Wales: An Art Deco gem in Bondi Beach If you're after beachside living, this Art Deco gem in Bondi Beach is the spot. Designed by Michael McCann, this one-bedder features soaring ceilings, raffia feature wall, designer kitchen, and ocean views from every room. It's also just a hop, skip and a jump from Bondi's best cafes, restaurants and shops. "You don't get much closer than this to Bondi Beach. A great purchase for buyers with 'location' at the top of their list. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter" January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter Western Australia: A historic warehouse conversion in Fremantle Located in the iconic Woodson's building, this warehouse conversion in Fremantle is a chance to own a piece of history. A unique offering in the apartment market, the home features industrial-style finishes, including wrought-iron-framed windows, high timber ceilings and plenty of natural light. "An apartment with character, light and a great location. What more could you want?! January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter" January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter South Australia: Chic, modern design in Norwood This Norwood apartment offers chic, modern design in a luxurious building. The one-bedroom home features an open-plan living and dining area, spacious balcony with city views, secure off-street parking and a fully equipped kitchen. "The generous balcony is the cherry on top of this lovely apartment. Perfect for buyers looking for space to entertain. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter" January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter Tasmania: A heritage penthouse in Hobart This beautiful penthouse is located within Ingomar Residences, a conversion of a historic homestead in Hobart. The property features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, off-street parking and a private, north facing terrace. "This home is perfect for those wanting a blend of modern and classic design in a convenient location. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter"
