She’s the bubbly author who this week revealed she had experienced ‘some dark days’ after the birth of her second child Rudy Hazel in July.
And on Saturday night, Zoë Foster Blake skipped the Australian Commercial Radio Awards to stay home and look after her daughter.
Sharing an image of herself to Instagram, the 37-year-old looked disappointed to miss the event but used the caption to make a joke and wrote that she would be wearing a ‘crying baby’.
Night in! On Saturday, Zoe Foster-Blake revealed she wouldn’t be attending the ACRAs as she was staying at home to look after three-month-old daughter Rudy Hazel
‘#ACRAs night!!’ she captioned, including a nail polish, lipstick and a gown emoji.
‘Hair and makeup: where? Wearing: crying baby. Best of luck to: @hamishandandy!’
Sporting a navy oversized jumper, Zoë had little Rudy attached to her in a Babybjörn.
In her sweats: Sporting a navy oversized jumper, Zoë had little Rudy attached to her in a Babybjörn
She stayed in: ‘Hair and makeup: where? Wearing: crying baby. Best of luck to: @hamishandandy!’
Opening up: On Friday, Zoë opened up to her fans about her labour, birth and some of the post-natal ‘dark days’ on her blog ZoTheySay.com
The wife of comedian and radio presenter Hamish Blake didn’t look too thrilled to be staying at home but she did look radiant.
On Friday, Zoë opened up to her fans about her labour, birth and her post-natal struggles on her blog ZoTheySay.com.
‘There were some dark days around week six and seven,’ she revealed.
‘There were some dark days around week six and seven’ Zoe has written an honest account fo her experiences of childbirth and caring for a newborn
: ‘Like all mums, when my infant hit peak crying and restlessness, all the bliss that carried me through newborn era slipped quietly out the back door, and I began floundering’ Zoe Foster-Blake has opened up about her post-natal struggles on her blog ZoTheySay.com
‘Like all mums, when my infant hit peak crying and restlessness, all the bliss that carried me through newborn era slipped quietly out the back door, and I began floundering.’
‘After three years parenting just one (pretty chilled) kid, I felt totally unequipped and out of my depth. Parenting is, without a lick of competition, the hardest thing I’ve ever fone, and the hardest job there is. They were the toughest few weeks of my life I reckon,’ she confessed.
Hamish and Zoë who married in 2012 are also parents to three-year-old son Sonny.
Growing family: Hamish and Zoë who married in 2012 are also parents to three-year-old son Sonny