One hot mama! AFL WAG Jesinta Franklin shows off her trim post-baby body in a $6,000 designer outfit as she steps out in Bondi for a girls’ night
Model and AFL WAG Jesinta Franklin was one hot mama on Monday, as she enjoyed a night on the town with her girlfriends.
The 30-year-old stepped out in Bondi for a girls’ night, wearing a sleek $6,000 designer outfit.
Jesinta showed off her trim post-baby body on the outing, as she joined the likes of Kate Waterhouse for a glitzy event at Sean’s Bondi.
One hot mama! On Monday, AFL WAG Jesinta Franklin showed off her trim post-baby body in a $6,000 designer outfit as she stepped out in Bondi for a girls’ night
Jesinta slipped her figure into a black ribbed minidress, which hugged her frame.
Her frock from from Anna Quan retails for around $380 and was a T-shirt dress design.
She teamed the look with $1,640 Bottega Veneta shoes, which were beige in colour and netted in style.
She’s glowing: Jesinta wore natural-style makeup and her brunette locks out and over her shoulders, neatly blow-dried
To complete her stylish look, Jesinta clutched a black quilted Chanel chain bag, with similar pieces from the brand retailing for upwards of $4,000.
Jesinta wore natural-style makeup and her brunette locks out and over her shoulders, neatly blow-dried.
Jesinta shared a series of pictures on her Instagram and said she had a ‘beautiful evening’.
Loving it: Jesinta shared a series of pictures on her Instagram and said she had a ‘beautiful evening’. Pictured with stylist Jess Pecoraro
The model shares daughter Tullulah, one, and son Rocky, eight months, with Sydney Swans star Buddy, 34.
The outing came after Jesinta lashed out at people who say tasks such as ‘taking a shower’ and ‘cleaning the house without kids around’ is a ‘break’ for mothers.
She reshared a post by lifestyle brand Mother.ly earlier this month which made a series of statements about stay-at-home mothers.
The quote read: ‘Cleaning your house without kids is not a break. Showering is not a break. Grocery shopping alone is not a break.
‘It’s chores and basic hygiene, but mothers are supposed to be grateful to do these things that literally everyone else does. And at some point, we just break.’
‘We just break’: The outing came after Jesinta lashed out at people who say tasks such as ‘taking a shower’ and ‘cleaning the house without kids around’ is a ‘break’ for mothers