Guy and Jules Sebastian enjoyed a long-needed family vacation this month.
The couple took their two sons, Archer, eight, Hudson, 10, along with them to Club Med Bintan Island in Indonesia.
Located an hour by ferry from Singapore, the luxury resort costs $2392 a night, costing the family of four around $16,000 for a week’s stay.
Guy and Jules Sebastian enjoyed a long-needed family vacation this month. The couple took their two sons, Archer, eight, Hudson, 10, along with them to Club Med Bintan Island in Indonesia. All pictured
Sharing a video of their adventures to Instagram on Monday, Jules, 40, documented their lavish surroundings.
The family enjoyed a gorgeous pool flanked by palm trees, located a short walk from an idyllic beach.
Jules also filmed herself inside their spacious room, with monkeys coming to the window to peek inside.
Located an hour by ferry from Singapore, the luxury resort costs $2392 a night, costing the family of four around $16,000 for a week’s stay
Sharing a video of their adventures to Instagram on Monday, Jules documented their lavish surroundings
The family enjoyed a gorgeous pool flanked by palm trees, located a short walk from an idyllic beach
There was a ‘kid’s club’ at the venue, with Archer and Hudson enjoying activities such as trapeze, basketball and archery.
By night, the family dined at an al fresco eatery, with singer Guy, 40, treating guests to a serenade as he played his guitar.
Further footage showed the family exploring around the island, with tree-lined walkways leading to pristine sand.
By night, the family dined at an al fresco eatery
Singer Guy treated guests to a serenade as he played his guitar
Watersports were also in order, with Guy joining his sons on paddleboards while Jules watched from the beach.
She wrote in her caption alongside the video: ‘Making up for lost time. #familyvacay’ alongside a plane emoji.
Jules also espoused the joys of family inclusive resorts, writing: Never taking travel for granted again. Nor hotels with kids club’.
Further footage showed the family exploring around the island, with tree-lined walkways leading to pristine sand
Jules also filmed herself inside their spacious room
There were monkeys coming to the window to peek inside
The trip comes after Guy completed a messy trial involving his ex-manager Titus Day, who was accused of embezzling nearly a million dollars from his star client.
Earlier this month, Day was found not guilty of three charges after being accused of stealing almost $900,000 from the pop star.
Titus Day was acquitted by a NSW District Court jury of three counts of embezzlement in the middle of a lengthy trial.
There was a ‘kid’s club’ at the venue, with Archer and Hudson enjoying activities such as trapeze, basketball and archery
Jules espoused the joys of family inclusive resorts, writing: Never taking travel for granted again. Nor hotels with kids club’
Watersports were also in order, with Guy joining his sons on paddleboards while Jules watched from the beach
Judge Tim Gartelmann ordered the jury to return not guilty verdicts for three charges of embezzlement after prosecutors admitted Day had no case to answer.
Day managed Sebastian via 6 Degrees between 2009 and 2017 and is accused of embezzling the musician out of almost $900,000 between 2013 and 2020.
The 49-year-old has pleaded not guilty to 50 charges including fraudulently embezzling royalties and performance fees allegedly owed to Sebastian.
The trip comes after Guy completed a messy trial involving his ex-manager Titus Day, who was accused of embezzling nearly a million dollars from his star client
He also denies 50 alternative counts of larceny, or stealing.
Day says Sebastian owed him money on commissions, gifts he received, and for the cost of flights to attend the groom’s Venice wedding.
Judge Gartelmann said the prosecution had not proven Day stole a combined $14,600 on those three counts and they must be thrown out.
Defence barrister Dominic Toomey made the application for acquittal after the prosecution case ended, which Crown prosecutor David Morters agreed to after admitting there was no evidence.
Earlier this month, Day (pictured) was found not guilty of three charges after being accused of stealing almost $900,000 from the pop star
‘There was simply no evidence at all that the accused did the act alleged to constitute any of these offences,’ he said.
The charges accused Day of embezzling royalty payments of $13,380.60, $936 and $361.34 between 2014 and 2020.
Judge Gartelmann also told the jury that if they found Day not guilty on any of the 47 remaining charges, he must also be acquitted of the backup charges of the lesser crime of larceny.
Jules arrived at the Downing Centre District Court in Sydney to support her husband during the embezzlement trial of his former manager
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