Jackie O Enjoys Stress-Free Stroll Amid Court Battle

 appeared relaxed and unbothered as she was seen enjoying a casual walk through 's Centennial Park on Saturday.

The veteran radio star, 51, put on a calm public face as her legal dispute with ARN Media continues to unfold.

She was seen taking in the greenery and open air in what appeared to be a low-key outing with a female friend, dressed casually in an easy, off-duty look.

Jackie looked effortlessly stylish for the outing, in a white Isabel Marant tee paired with blue tracksuit pants and open-toed shoes.

She added a touch of style to her look with slick sunglasses and a silver bracelet, appearing to be in great spirits as she laughed it up with her friend, with the pair at one point tenderly embracing.

Her blonde hair was worn in loose, tousled waves around her shoulders, and Jackie looked energetic and happy as she appeared in deep conversation with her pal. 

At one point, Jackie was seen resting for a moment on a park bench, before resuming her walk.

It looked to be a fun and lively outing for the famous radio star. 

The sighting comes as Henderson remains at the centre of a high-stakes Federal Court case against ARN Media over the termination of her reported Kyle Sandilands.

Court documents, filed as part of Henderson's statement of claim, outline months of internal tension .

According to the filings, Henderson raised concerns about Sandilands' on-air behaviour with KIIS network management months before the relationship publicly .

The documents allege Henderson began speaking with senior KIIS executives in mid-2025 about what she described as 'degrading comments' made on air.

One August broadcast is cited in the claim, during which Sandilands made remarks about Henderson's personal life and used language she found offensive, prompting her to briefly leave the studio at the time.

The court material also outlines text exchanges between Henderson and KIIS executives in September, where she reportedly said she would not accept the way she was being spoken to, and raised concerns that listeners were describing the on-air dynamic as 'abusive'.