Better Homes and Gardens host Johanna Griggs debuted a sultry new look as she arrived to the set of the show on Wednesday.
The TV personality, 51, showed off her trim physique and flashed her cleavage in a tight pale blue vest and blazer.
Johanna revealed her décolletage as she ditched her signature modest buttoned shirts for a form-fitting low-cut top.
She completed her new look with blue jeans and a pair of black boots as she filmed scenes with Colin Fassnidge, Charlie Albone and Adam Dovile in Sydney.
Johanna was seen arriving to the set with celebrity chef Colin, who dressed casually in navy pants and a khaki jacket.
Adam wore jeans, white sneakers and a navy buttoned shirt as he walked alongside the pair.
Better Homes and Gardens host Johanna Griggs revealed her sexy new look as she arrived to the set of the show on Wednesday
They were also joined by celebrity gardener Charlie, who went for a similar approach in jeans and a blue buttoned shirt.
It comes after Johanna recently revealed she suffered a debilitating health struggle with chronic fatigue syndrome when she was 17.
The TV personality said the condition almost derailed her swimming career after she won her first Commonwealth Games medal in 1990.
She received her heartbreaking diagnosis the following year and was forced to put her competitive future on hold, reports Prevention magazine.
Johanna spent two and a half years in recovery eating a highly restricted bland diet which was free from wheat, yeast, egg, malt, sugar, dairy, herb, spice and caffeine.
‘You learn more about yourself during a tough period than you do during a great one,’ she said of those few years.
‘One of the most important things that it taught me was to be able to be by myself and to be comfortable in my own skin,’ she added.
By 1993, Johanna’s swimming career was back on track as she won the 50m backstroke at the Australian Swimming Championships.
Johanna revealed her décolletage in the low-cut top as she filmed scenes with Colin Fassnidge, Charlie Albone and Adam Dovile
It was around this time she was poached by producers at Seven Network and said goodbye to her life in sports for good.
Meanwhile, Johanna also recently called out misogynistic behaviour she allegedly experienced during the early days of her career at Channel Seven.
She spoke on the Empowering Leaders Podcast in May to detail the run-in she once had with a male boss many years ago.
She said the executive, who no longer works at the network, asked her to slip into a bikini and slap a female co-worker’s backside for a promo.
‘We had a promo going many bosses back at Seven. They wanted all of their network talent in bikinis running along the beach slapping each other on the bum,’ she said.
‘Baywatch style?’ host Luke Darcy said, to which Johanna responded: ‘Yep.’
The former competitive swimmer said she refused to do the promo but was met with confusion from the boss, who was shocked she took issue with the idea.
Johanna alleged he brought up her prior stint ‘modelling for Inside Sport’ and said she’s worn plenty of bikinis in her time.
She completed her look with blue jeans, a pair of black boots and left her blonde locks out
Johanna was seen arriving to the set with celebrity chef Adam, who wore jeans, white sneakers and a navy buttoned shirt
‘[I told them], “I did when I was an athlete, 100%,”‘ the mother-of-two added.
‘I said, “Put it this way, I’ll do it when you have Bruce McAvaney in a pair of sluggos running along the beach hitting a couple of guys on the a*s,”‘ she continued.
‘And that was the end of the conversation.’
Johanna has a longstanding career at the network since joining Seven Sport in 1993 as a host at the Australian Open.
Producers poached her right out of the pool after she struggled to keep her swimming career on track following a chronic fatigue syndrome diagnosis.
The veteran presenter and former athlete now also hosts the network’s Olympic Games and Commonwealth Games.
Johanna also hosted the renovation show House Rules from 2013 to 2019, and began hosting Better Homes and Gardens in 2005.
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