Samantha Armytage shared a health update to social media on Tuesday.
The Farmer Wants a Wife host revealed she was struggling to complete her commitments on the Channel Seven hit after she was struck down with an illness.
The veteran TV presenter, 47, shared a photo to Instagram of a voiceover booth which featured a script, Woolworths brand pure honey and Difflam sore throat spray.
Her hand was visible at the bottom of the frame, holding a nearly empty mug of tea.
Sam captioned the image with some distressing words: ‘Farmers Wants a Wife voiceovers with no/very little voice.’
Samantha Armytage shared a health update to social media on Tuesday. The Farmer Wants a Wife host revealed she was struggling to complete her commitments on the Channel Seven hit after she was struck down with an illness. Pictured
The veteran TV presenter, 47, shared a photo to Instagram of a voiceover booth which featured a script, Woolworths brand pure honey and Difflam sore throat spray. Her hand was visible at the bottom of the frame, holding a nearly empty mug of tea
The TV star has been enjoying a quieter life in the countryside since quitting Channel Seven’s Sunrise in March 2021.
Last year, Sam returned to screens as host of Seven’s reality series Farmer Wants a Wife, replacing long-serving presenter Natalie Gruzlewski.
Sam tied the knot with Richard Lavender., a successful equestrian businessman, at his 40-hectare property in Bowral on New Year’s Eve in 2020.
It was an intimate ceremony with a ‘small number of guests’ due to Covid restrictions, with Richard’s daughters Sasha and Grace and her beloved dog Banjo believed to be in attendance.
The journalist met her husband at socialite Skye Leckie’s 60th birthday party in April 2019, and she said there was an instant connection.
She previously told Stellar: ‘I think we make a good match. I was very lucky to find him at that point in my life.’
Richard is a stakeholder of Lavender Equestrian, which offers a variety of services for horses in the region, including breeding and training.
According to property records, his 40-hectare farm in Berrima cost $1.95million when he bought it in 2007.
The TV star has been enjoying a quieter life in the countryside since quitting Seven’s Sunrise breakfast show in March 2021
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