AFL WAG Bec Judd makes VERY cheeky comment about husband Chris after more than two decades together

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Rebecca Judd says she and her husband, Australian Rules Football star Chris Judd, still have a lot of spark after twenty years together.

The 43-year-old wife and mother of four says her husband, Chris, who retired from professional soccer in 2015, is still in great shape and very attractive.

Bec made the cheeky comment on a recent episode of her Vain-ish podcast.

Okay, let me tell you, I was chatting with Bec the other day and she was raving about this guy. Apparently, he’s completely committed to the keto diet, and the results are seriously showing – she was talking about a fantastic six-pack! She also said he’s in amazing shape and, well, let’s just say she finds him very attractive. It’s all about dedication to a healthy lifestyle, and it’s definitely paying off for him!

Bec, who married the former Carlton football player in 2010, continued to talk proudly about her marriage.

‘He’s amazing. 23 years and I still find him hot,’ she said.

On the podcast, Bec playfully acted like she was receiving a call from her husband, jokingly saying she responds to his calls with, ‘Oh! It’s Chris Judd’.

Chris and his future partner first connected as teenagers in 2002 at a pub in Perth. That same year, Chris began his professional football career with the West Coast Eagles.

Bec recalled their first encounter in a Q+A with followers. 

I wasn’t someone who dated a lot in high school, and I was really selective about who I liked. Then I met him, and I immediately thought, “Wow, I’m really into him.”

Bec recently confessed something surprising after sharing details about her childhood. She explained that she grew up with very little, which helped her learn to value everything she now has.

The popular influencer and fashion designer, known for her sophisticated style, recently shared something unexpected on her podcast.

You know, Bec actually told me this, and it just makes me love her even more! She’s so real. She said they weren’t spoiled at all – no fancy new school uniforms for them! It was always hand-me-downs, stuff from her friends’ older brothers and sisters. It just proves how grounded she is, even with everything she’s achieved. It’s amazing!

She admitted she began to feel envious of some of her classmates, impressed by their ability to afford things she couldn’t.

Bec explained that children who could afford to pay for school trips immediately – with the payment slip and money enclosed – were fortunate. Her family often couldn’t pay on time because they didn’t have extra money available.

As a lifestyle expert, I completely understand the stress unexpected school fees can cause. I used to dread getting those permission slips – honestly, my heart would sink when I realized we’d need to come up with another five dollars for a visiting animal presentation. It wasn’t about the money itself, but the constant little financial hurdles that really add up and create anxiety.

Despite a challenging childhood, Bec has thrived and is determined to raise her own children with strong values, making sure they don’t take things for granted.

She explained that because they have so many advantages, like attending excellent schools, it’s difficult for them to appreciate how fortunate they are in their lives.

I’ve realized that children don’t focus on things like how a house looks. They remember the happy memories and good times they experienced there – that’s what truly matters to them. They just want to enjoy themselves.

Bec and her sister Kate grew up in Perth, Western Australia, where they were raised by their parents, Hugh and Kerry, who came from a working-class background.

The model and businesswoman is a mother of four: 14-year-old Oscar, 11-year-old Billie, and nine-year-old twins, Tom and Darcy. She shares them with her ex-partner, Chris, a former professional football player who is 42 years old.

The Judds first connected as teenagers at a pub in Perth, and later married on New Year’s Eve, December 31, 2010, in Melbourne’s Albert Park.

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2026-04-05 02:55