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Leading cosmetics entrepreneur Shelley Sullivan and her husband Anthony have parted ways seven years after their opulent wedding at Point Piper.
According to The Sunday Telegraph, the split occurred abruptly two weeks ago, with both the beauty mogul and her accountant husband moving out of their lavish Bellevue Hill residence.
Sources reveal that MCoBeauty founder Shelley has relocated to a nearby hotel in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
Anthony is reportedly overseas.
Neither Shelley nor Anthony responded to the outlet’s calls, leaving friends in the dark about the details of their separation.
MCoBeauty founder Shelley Sullivan, 50, and her husband Anthony have parted ways seven years after their opulent wedding at Point Piper. Both pictured
Sullivan, 50, is celebrated as one of Australia’s most successful and beloved businesswomen.
She made her mark in the 1990s with a model and talent agency before launching her thriving ‘masstige’ beauty brand, ModelCo, in 2016.
The brand is on track to generate $247 million in the 2024 financial year, according to a recent trade magazine.
Sources reveal that MCoBeauty founder Shelley has relocated to a nearby hotel in Sydney’s eastern suburbs
She made her mark in the 1990s with a model and talent agency before launching her thriving ‘masstige’ beauty brand, ModelCo, in 2016
The beauty entrepreneur from Sydney, Australia, launched her brand’s iconic Tan Airbrush In a Can over 20 years ago and it still sells one bottle every 36 seconds worldwide.
ModelCo has overtaken legacy beauty brands like L’Oreal, Maybelline and Rimmel in the Australian market.
The likes of Kendall Jenner, Hailey Baldwin, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Elyse Knowles have represented the internationally famous line.
She is credited with introducing the world to the first heated eyelash curlers.
ModelCo has overtaken legacy beauty brands like L’Oreal, Maybelline and Rimmel in the Australian market
