Jackie O Henderson stunned fans as she showed off her new look during a holiday in Europe on Wednesday.
The radio star, 50, shared a photo to Instagram of her new short blonde locks after tucking her hair into her designer coat.
Jackie’s long layered fringe was visible as she smiled and posed for the camera during her trip to Berlin.
She showed off her flawless complexion by opting for a neutral makeup palette and wore statement gold earrings.
‘Love it when your coat gives you a haircut. Makes me want to cut it for real,’ Jackie said, alongside a laughing emoji.
‘Anyone know a good hairdresser in Berlin?’ she jokingly added.
Jackie O Henderson (pictured) stunned fans as she showed off her new look during a ‘working holiday’ in Europe on Wednesday
The radio star, 50, shared a photo to Instagram of her new short blonde locks after tucking her hair into her designer coat
Jackie jetted off on a ‘working holiday’ with her best friend and podcast co-host Gemma O’Neill.
The pair departed Sydney Airport on Monday for the trip, which will see them visit Berlin and Athens.
The KIIS FM star and her manager set out for dinner at 6pm local time in Berlin after 24 hours of travel, posting updates to Instagram Stories.
‘This whole trip, Gemma has been given special treatment,’ Jackie said, as she marveled over her friend’s ‘penthouse’ suite.
The duo are staying at SoHo House Berlin, where rooms can cost up to $2000-a-night and members of the international private member’s club receive discounted rates.
Gemma has the largest possible bedroom in the late-Bauhaus heritage building— which has 65 rooms, including 20 apartments and four lofts.
In four videos, Jackie filmed her friend reacting in shock and awe at the sheer scale of her opulent hotel suite and its lavish five-star amenities.
‘My bed is a ridiculous, it’s bigger than a king,’ she said.
Jackie recently jetted off on a ‘working holiday’ with her best friend and podcast co-host Gemma O’Neill
The duo are staying at SoHo House Berlin, where rooms can cost up to $2000-a-night and members of the international private member’s club receive discounted rates
‘Look how massive this bed is! It’s like a huge penthouse.’
The largest bedroom in the house is 100-square-metres and features plush 1970s-inspired interiors, a living area, a dining space and a freestanding silver bath tub in front of the king-sized bed.
‘I walked in and was like…’ Gemma trailed off as she marveled at the space.
The room is listed as the ‘Extra Large’ on the hotel website.
The Grade II heritage-listed property was built in 1928, and includes a rooftop pool and garden, a gym with a studio and personal trainers, a Cowshed spa, and a hammam (Turkish bathhouse).
There’s also a red-velvet ‘screening room,’ and a Cecconi’s restaurant on site.
Each room also has a rainforest shower, Nespresso machine and a range of expensive beauty products.
‘I don’t know how I’ve ended up with this.’
Founded in London during the 90s, SoHo house turned the notion of an exclusive gentlemen’s only club on its head.
‘Unlike other members’ clubs, which often focus on wealth and status, we aim to assemble communities of members that have something in common: namely, a creative soul,’ the website reads.
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