Model Madeleine Holtznagel, 27, is living the high life as she continues her romance with billionaire bar tsar Justin Hemmes, 51.
The brunette beauty beamed as the couple returned back to Australia following a trip to Texas on Friday.
Madeleine had brought home a souvenir from the state, and strutted through Sydney Airport with a big black cowboy hat on her head.
She also wore a matching black T-shirt, trousers and a pair of comfortable sneakers.
She accessorised with a pink designer handbag and wheeled her luggage through the terminal.
Billionaire bar tsar Justin Hemmes’ model girlfriend Madeline Holtznagel wore a giant cowboy hat as couple returned back to Australia after a trip to America on Friday
Justin, who is worth around $1.39 billion, was also dressed casually in grey trousers and a crisp white T-shirt.
He tied his long hair up in a bun and had a pair of spectacles hanging around his neck.
Madeline and Justin quietly began dating in 2019, a year after the publican made his debut on the Financial Review Rich List with an estimated net worth of $951million.
Back in June, Madeline teased her Instagram followers by wearing a ring on her wedding finger while cuddling up to Justin as they enjoyed a bowl of Udon noodles together at a restaurant in Japan.
trip to Texas on Friday. Madeleine had brought home a souvenir from the state, and strutted through Sydney Airport with a big black cowboy hat on her head
She also wore a matching black T-shirt, trousers and a pair of comfortable sneakers
The bling appeared to be a pretty turquoise dress ring she teamed with her outfit.
Another photo saw her wearing a different ring on the same finger as she posed in front of a bathroom mirror for a selfie.
Earlier this year, Madeleine celebrated her 27th birthday party with a lavish bash at Justin’s $100million home in Vaucluse, Sydney.
Following the festivities, Madeline revealed on Instagram that her beau had also bought her two llamas as a tribute of his love.
Madeline shared snaps of herself meeting the adorably fluffy farm animals.
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