Tim Robards looked every inch the male model when he stepped out to attend the Seven Upfronts event in Sydney on Wednesday night.
The former Bachelor, who is currently appearing on the latest season of SAS Australia, took his style cues from Hollywood star George Clooney on the night.
The 41-year-old hunk ensured all eyes were on him in an impeccably tailored grey suit paired with a crisp white shirt, unbuttoned to reveal a hint of chest hair.
He paired the look with smart dress shoes, and wore his hair swept back and to the side.
It appears none of Tim’s other SAS Australia teammates attended the event, aside from chief instructor Ant Middleton, which left many to wonder if he indeed passes the gruelling course.
Tim Robards, 41, (pictured) looked every inch the male model when he stepped out to attend the Seven Upfronts in Sydney on Wednesday night
The latest season of SAS Australia sees a variety of well known names take part in the rigorous series.
This includes world champion boxer Anthony Mundine, NRL star Boyd Cordner, and convicted drug smuggler ‘Cocaine Cassie’ Sainsbury who have all withdrawn.
AFL Hall of Famer Jason Akermanis, Balinese Princess Lindy Klim and Olympic swimmer Stephanie Rice have also quit the gruelling series.
The former Bachelor, who is currently appearing on the latest season of SAS Australia, opted to take his style cues from Hollywood star George Clooney on the night
The reality television star ensured all eyes were on him in an impeccably tailored grey suit paired with a crisp white shirt, unbuttoned to reveal a hint of chest hair
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Among those left to face the harsh challenges in the Middle East are Tim, AFL commentator Abbey Holmes, and Thai Cave rescue hero Craig Challen.
Actor Craig McLachlan, rugby star Mahalia Murphy, Olympic diver Matthew Mitcham, Olympic runner Peter Bol and actor Zima Anderson are also still in the competition.
However, the dangerous stunts demanded of recruits may push many more of them to quit the show well before it’s over.
SAS Australia continues Monday at 7.30pm on Channel Seven
SAS Australia Ant Middleton (pictured) happily fist-pumped as he posed at the event
