Kristin Fisher faces police probe over alleged threatening calls to rival. Plus, secret break-up for founder of Bondi's members-only Fayshell clinic - and socialite breaks silence on $27M mansion raid: THE GROUP CHAT

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The war of Woollahra

Where else but Double Bay could an eyebrow feud escalate like this?

Police have confirmed they are investigating a complaint about allegedly threatening phone calls made by eyebrow technician Kristin Fisher to fellow beauty business owner Sharon Lee Hamilton-Clarke.

Hamilton-Clarke, the owner of The Eyebrow Atelier, recently relocated her business to the penthouse of the InterContinental Double Bay on Cross Street.

Kristin Fisher Eyebrows is just five minutes' walk away on Bay Street.

I spoke to a source this week about what was allegedly said during the calls, but given no charges have been laid, I'm going to pare back the details - for now.

Police confirmed to The Group Chat they were investigating the alleged calls.

'About 4.30pm on Saturday 27 June 2026, officers from Eastern Suburbs Police Area Command attended an address in Wallaroy Rd, Woollahra, regarding [alleged] threatening phone calls,' a police spokesperson said.

'Police have commenced an investigation into the circumstances of the incident. As the investigation is ongoing, police will not be making any further comment about the matter.'

Hamilton-Clarke, who rarely speaks publicly, confirmed she was familiar with last week's alleged incident but declined to comment further.

Before moving into Double Bay, The Eyebrow Atelier quietly operated from an upstairs Woollahra location.

There's no wandering in for a quick brow tidy here - clients book by appointment only, on a fully prepaid and cashless basis.

Whatever the truth between Fisher and Hamilton-Clarke, the undisputed brow queen of the east, Amy Jean, is surely laughing all the way to the bank.

Stephanie and Garrett Jandegian are seen in April last year visiting a jewellery store in Haymarket after news broke of the February 2025 police raid on their Bellevue Hill home