Post-holiday blues? Makeup-free Bec Judd looks dejected as AFL WAG and her family return home from their lavish $100,000 Canadian ski trip
She lived it up during a lavish $100,000 ski trip in Canada with her husband Chris and their four children — Oscar, Billie, Tom and Darcy.
But on Friday, Bec Judd’s vacation was over.
The AFL WAG, 39, looked dejected as she arrived at Sydney International Airport with her clan.
Makeup-free Bec Judd looked dejected as the AFL WAG and her family returned home from their lavish $100,000 ski trip in Canada on Friday
However, the mother-of-free beamed after the relaxed journey.
She revealed her flawless face by wearing no makeup and showed off her slim figure in a pair of skinny leggings and a beige sweater from her sportswear brand Jaggad.
Chris and Bec were seen helping their children with their luggage as they headed to the domestic terminal to head home to Melbourne.
Her frown was turned on its head as she shared a smile and a laugh with her husband, 13.
Her frown was turned on its head as she shared a smile and laugh with her husband of 12 years, AFL star Chris Judd
The AFL WAG revealed her radiant face by going makeup free and showed off her slender frame in a pair of skinny leggings and a beige jumper from her activewear brand Jaggad
Bec and her family flew to Canada earlier this month, where they enjoyed a luxury ski trip in Whistler.
The family traveled in style, with Bec showing up sitting in business class with son Oscar on her Qantas flight.
Money didn’t seem to be an issue for them, while flights from Melbourne to Vancouver cost more than $10,000 per seat.
Bec held a hand of her twin boy as they strolled through the terminal
While the trip took approximately 19 hours, Bec praised Qantas’ inflight service at the time, describing the flight as “suburb”.
Upon arrival, Bec documented her family’s five-star family trip on Instagram.
The family stayed at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler ski resort, a five-star hotel with suites that can cost up to $2,700 a night.
The Fairmont consists of six restaurants, a health club, pools, a spa and personal fireplaces in each spacious suite.
Bec and her family flew to Canada earlier this month, where they enjoyed a luxury ski trip in Whistler
Her latest trip marks her first time at the resort since the family last visited in 2019.
Prior to their trip, the Judds had just returned from a few days in Byron Bay over the Christmas holidays in December.
The family were later seen posing on the steps of the privately owned Hotel Raes, known to attract celebrities from Australia and around the world.
The family stayed at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler ski resort, a five-star hotel with suites that can cost up to $2,700 a night
Bec and Chris helped their children with their luggage as they headed to the domestic terminal to head home to Melbourne