Rebecca ‘Bec’ Judd had a Christmas disaster on Wednesday when her twin boys, Tom and Darcy, destroyed her dining room right before the major holiday.
The AFL WAG, 42, took to Instagram on Christmas Eve to reveal her nine-year-old sons had torn down her lavish floor-to-ceiling curtains in the family dining room.
With just a day to go until loved ones gathered around for a festive lunch, the socialite was forced to call in labourers for an emergency repair at her Brighton home.
‘Judd twins free to good home,’ Bec wrote over a photo of the destroyed curtains, which lay in a mess around her otherwise tidy dining room.
‘This is not a cricket incident. More of a nine-year-old boy being a s*** incident.’
Bec, who splashed $7.3 million on her family’s mansion in December 2019, then shared two more images thanking the team who fixed her curtains at the last minute.
Rebecca ‘Bec’ Judd, 42, had a Christmas disaster on Wednesday when her twin boys, Tom and Darcy, nine, destroyed her dining room right before the major holiday
The photos showed the beige curtains, which covered three enormous windows in the dining room, had been re-hung on the walls.
‘Thank you Lynch’s Window Fashions. The last thing you need is coming out to reinstall your beautiful curtains on Christmas Eve,’ she wrote.
It comes just days after Bec shared her frustration when her flight to Melbourne was significantly delayed due to stormy weather conditions.
The glamorous AFL WAG posted a photo to social media on Sunday which captured her looking frustrated while aboard a Qantas flight en route to Victoria.
She revealed the flight had been delayed for some time and she was worried about her Christmas being ‘ruined’.
‘Missed landing approach into Melbourne. We were down and then we weren’t. Lucky we are flying “no crashes” Qantas,’ Bec told fans.
‘Melbourne—always delivering the worst weather—currently circling above the clouds.’
Fortunately, her flight was soon able to land at Melbourne Airport and a grateful Bec shared a clip of her smiling in her seat as the plane touched down.
The AFL WAG took to Instagram on Christmas Eve to reveal her nine-year-old sons had torn down her lavish floor-to-ceiling curtains in the family dining room
With just a day to go until loved ones gathered around for a festive lunch, the socialite was forced to call in labourers for an emergency repair at her Brighton home
‘Christmas isn’t ruined! Thanks Qantas,’ she wrote next to the footage.
Earlier this month, Bec unveiled her 2025 Christmas tree—and it’s even more unique than the years before.
Bec, who is no stranger to an unorthodox Christmas display, took to Instagram to share a snap of this year’s tree.
‘We went with white but how good does the Ruby look?’ she captioned the post, which showed an abstract tree with no decorations on it.
The expandable, fold-out tree by Neue Blvd is made of paper and retails for a whopping $1,200.
