She recently said she won’t copy other mothers by running errands in activewear because she wouldn’t be able to ‘pull it off’.
And Jackie ‘O’ Henderson stayed true to her word on Thursday, as she stepped out in a large colourful frock in Vaucluse, in Sydney’s east.
The 42-year-old cut a relaxed figure as she picked up some food while wearing the comfortable number that overwhelmed her frame.
Bucking the activewear trend! Jackie ‘O’ Henderson cuts a relaxed figure as she steps out in an oversized colourful frock
The KIIS FM radio host couldn’t have worn something further from activewear, as the oversized dress disguised her figure.
Jackie completed her casual ensemble by wearing a pair of beige coloured sandals.
Her blonde locks were let out and allowed to blow freely in the wind, while she wore just a light application of make-up with a pink lip.
She appeared to be picking up lunch for two, as she carried a white plastic bag with two containers inside.
Jackie was seen just a day after she revealed on the KIIS FM Kyle and Jackie O Show that she will never follow the trend of full-time mothers sporting activewear 24/7.
Doing the food run! The 42-year-old cut a relaxed figure as she picked up some food while wearing the comfortable number in Vaucluse, in Sydney’s east
Staying true to her word: The KIIS FM radio host couldn’t have worn something further from activewear, as the oversized dress disguised her figure
‘That’s not me’: Jackie was seen just a day after she revealed on the KIIS FM Kyle and Jackie O Show that she will never follow the trend of full-time mothers sporting activewear 24/7
Admitting that she wouldn’t be able to ‘pull that off’, she told co-host Kyle Sandilands: ‘That’s not me.’
‘If I could, I would,’ Jackie added on-air.
Probed further by Kyle, 46, on whether she will ever sport the latest in sports luxe trends including ‘graphite tights’, the mother-of-one remained certain.
‘I look at other women who can do that and they do look great. I would love to be able to do that,’ she said.
Not her style: ‘No, that’s not me. If I could, I would,’ the media personality (pictured with six-year-old daughter Kitty) shared on-air
Antics: The admission came just a day after it was revealed that Jackie’s husband Lee Henderson (pictured), regularly called the radio star a ‘fatty’ behind her back
The admission came just a day after it was revealed that Jackie’s husband Lee Henderson regularly called the radio star a ‘fatty’ behind her back.
Jackie O was shocked when her six-year-old daughter Kitty (who was being interviewed by Kyle live on-air) dobbed in her dad for making the dig at her mum.
Catalina ‘Kitty’ Mae Henderson was eager to chat on radio, listening carefully to Kyle’s questions and answering each honestly.
Kyle began with an easy question about what her parents liked doing together, to which she responded ‘Jiu jitsu.’
On-air: Jackie O was shocked when Kitty (who was being interviewed by Kyle live on-air) dobbed in her dad for making the dig at her mum
Not holding back: Quizzed by Kyle as to the ‘worst thing Daddy has ever said about Mummy when Mummy isn’t around?’ the sweet child responded without hesitation: ‘Mummy’s a fatty!’
It was the little girl’s answer to the next question however, that threw the co-hosts: ‘What’s the worst thing Daddy has ever said about Mummy when Mummy isn’t around?’
Without hesitation, the sweet child responded: ‘Mummy’s a fatty!’
Jackie O interjected: ‘What! When does Daddy say that?’
‘When you’re gone. Every day when you’re gone… well not every day,’ she told her mother.
Union: Jackie married British photographer Lee in 2003
When asked how her father Lee makes the remark, Kitty says he whispers: ‘Kitty, Mum’s a fatty!’
However, she admitted to always telling her mum afterwards.
Jackie married British photographer Lee in 2003.
The media personality previously confessed she knew Lee was ‘the one’ when they visited Paddy’s Markets in Sydney to shop for groceries and he ‘picked up a bunch of basil and smelled it.’
The One: The media personality previously confessed she knew Lee was ‘the one’ when they visited Paddy’s Markets in Sydney to shop for groceries and he ‘picked up a bunch of basil and smelled it’