Younger mystery date of AFL Hall of Famer Des Tuddenham, 82, gives the WAGs a run for their money at the Brownlow Medal count as she flashes off her underwear in completely see-through gown

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A mystery blonde bombshell turned heads at the Brownlow Medal count in Melbourne on Monday night.

She turned heads at the AFL’s annual gala at Crown Casino, arriving with AFL legend Des Tuddenham. Her daring, sheer dress, which revealed her underwear, made a bolder statement than many of the other wives and girlfriends in attendance.

The sparkly dress was very revealing, closely following her figure and displaying both her tattoos and a generous amount of cleavage.

Des’ date paired the sparkling ensemble with strappy silver heels and a glittering purse.

Her blonde hair was styled in loose waves, and she completed her look with smoky eyeshadow and bronzer, perfect for the evening’s glamour.

The 82-year-old Collingwood icon looked sharp in a tuxedo and beamed as he posed for a photo with the woman, his arm around her.

AFL star Bailey Smith also turned heads at the Brownlow Medal event, but it wasn’t his potential new girlfriend, Tammy Hembrow, who grabbed attention – it was his eye-catching accessory.

The Geelong Cats midfielder showed up to the awards ceremony sporting stylish, narrow sunglasses – often called ‘speed dealers’.

Bailey suited up for the occasion with an all-black ensemble, wearing a tuxedo and bow-tie.

He smiled broadly for the photo with AFL CEO Andrew Dillon, his signature blonde hair falling messily around his shoulders.

Everyone noticed Tammy wasn’t there. For weeks, people had been speculating she’d be attending the AFL’s big event with a famous football player, but she was nowhere to be seen.

Bailey has a chance to win the night’s biggest award, recognizing his impressive performance during his first season playing at Kardinia Park.

He’s been turning heads with his incredible speed, ability to win tough challenges, and a series of outstanding games towards the end of the season, leading many to believe he could win the Brownlow Medal.

Experts predict another close race for this year’s Brownlow Medal, with Nick Daicos from Collingwood currently favored in most projections. His consistent performance throughout the season has put him in a strong position.

The star Collingwood player consistently had a lot of the ball, often gaining possession over 30 times per game. He also had a knack for making game-changing plays, keeping him prominent even when his team was facing difficulties.

As someone who keeps a close eye on rising talent in the AFL, I’m really impressed with Noah Anderson from the Gold Coast Suns. He’s quickly become a standout player, totally owning the midfield and consistently ranking among the best in the league when it comes to winning those crucial contested ball and clearances. He’s definitely one to watch!

His ability to control the tempo of games has made him one of the umpires’ most noticeable players.

Adelaide’s Jordan Dawson had a standout year as captain, successfully leading the team while also making key plays that helped them win games.

Although his efficiency with the ball decreased a little, his selection in the All-Australian team and strong performances in the final quarter of games position him as a genuine contender to win Adelaide’s second Brownlow Medal.

Caleb Serong from Fremantle completes the list of strong players. His reliable performance in close contests and knack for controlling play after stoppages were key to getting the Dockers into the finals.

Having been selected for the All-Australian team again, Serong’s combination of toughness and skill makes him a likely contender to receive a lot of votes in the awards.

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2025-09-22 12:54