Guy Sebastian inspects a motorbike with his son Hudson, nine, outside his home in Sydney’s eastern suburbs
The Voice coach Guy Sebastian is known as a doting dad.
And the 39-year-old singer was back to dad duties on Wednesday while inspecting a motorbike.
A masked-up Guy, alongside his young son Hudson, took a look at the beastly bike at his home.
Vroom, vroom! Guy Sebastian inspected a motorbike with his son Hudson, nine, outside his home in Sydney’s eastern suburbs on Wednesday
The images were believed to be taken in his driveway.
Guy looked in good spirits as the motorbike was revved, with his son looking less than impressed with the noise level.
Guy and the unknown man looked to be tinkering with the bike.
Tinkering: A masked-up Guy, alongside his young son Hudson, took a look at the beastly bike at his home. An unknown man was seen in the photo
It comes after Guy revealed secrets from the set of The Voice Australia this week, including the role of producers in the series.
Speaking to Yahoo, the singer, 39, admitted that he and fellow judges Rita Ora, Jessica Mauboy and Keith Urban have a ‘little red book’ with instructions.
And sometimes, that includes encouragement to turn their chairs for certain aspiring singers.
Looking good: The two men were spotted seemingly talking about the details of the bike
‘They don’t want the show to be all one-chair turns for some of the artists. You want the artist to feel like there are two coaches fighting over them, otherwise, how do you make a good segment out of that?’ he said on Friday.
‘It’s just literally, ‘Oh Keith is the only one that turned, so you’re stuck with Keith’.
‘So there are little things the producer will write in, stuff like, ‘If this is just a one-chair turn, maybe jump in’.’
Encouraging: Speaking to Yahoo, the singer, 39, admitted that he and his fellow judges have a ‘little red book’ with instructions from producers. And sometimes, that includes encouragement to turn their chairs for certain aspiring singers
Guy added however that the judges are not told anything about the contestants before they hear them sing, other than what state they are from.
They are however told if the song they are hearing is an original or not – but they pretend they don’t know ahead of time regardless.
‘We might still have to turn around and go, ‘Oh that was an original?’ because we don’t want everyone to know that we knew, but it saves time,’ Guy said.
Drama: ‘There are little things the producer will write in, stuff like, ‘If this is just a one-chair turn, maybe jump in,” Guy admitted
It comes as Seven’s The Voice Australia has been going from strength to strength in the ratings.
The singing competition continued its dominance in the 7:30pm time slot with 1.158 million metro viewers on Monday.
The season launch of The Voice on August 8 was a ratings smash for Seven, exceeding all expectations and scoring its biggest premiere audience in five years.
Is that yours? ‘We might still have to turn around and go, ‘Oh that was an original?’ because we don’t want everyone to know that we knew, but it saves time,’ Guy said