Rebecca Judd proved that life in her household can be chaotic.
The 37-year-old shared a sweet photo with three-year-old son Tom to Instagram on Sunday, before her $7.3million Melbourne mansion was turned into a ‘bombsite’.
A short clip on Instagram Stories saw multiple Lego pieces strewn across the floor and furniture in her expansive kitchen and dining area.
Doting mother! Rebecca Judd, 37, shared a precious photo with three-year-old son Tom to Instagram on Sunday, as they hunker down at their $7.3million Melbourne mansion
In the precious selfie with Tom, Rebecca cut a casual figure and swept her brunette locks into a high ponytail.
She looked to have gone makeup-free, showing off her natural beauty, and planted a kiss on Tom’s cheek.
Little Tom was cute as a button in a two-toned sweater, and cuddled up to his famous mother.
Chaos: However shortly afterwards, chaos erupted at the Judd household, with what Rebecca described as a ‘Lego bombsite’
Playtime: A short clip shared to Instagram Stories, saw Lego pieces strewn across the furniture and floor of her kitchen and dining area. Pictured is daughter Billie, six, working on a project
‘My cuddliest little babe,’ the TV presenter captioned the shot.
Shortly afterwards, Rebecca gave Instagram fans a close-up look at her messy kitchen and dining area, scattered with Lego across the furniture and floor.
Daughter Billie, six, was seen in the background, working on a project, while her eldest son Oscar, eight, took up a spot in the kitchen.
Making himself at home: Rebecca’s eldest son Oscar, eight, also took a spot in the kitchen
Family: The activewear founder shares Tom, his twin Darcy, Oscar and Billie, with husband Chris Judd, 36 (all pictured)
Rebecca shares Tom, his twin son Darcy, Oscar and Billie, with retired AFL star husband Chris Judd, 36.
In an interview with The Sydney Morning Herald in May last year, Rebecca said the split of her parents Kerry Brown and Hugh Twigley made her ‘absolutely determined to keep it together’ with Chris.
Rebecca’s parents split when she was four, and so she lived with her mother, stepdad and sister Kate Twigley the majority of the time.
Sticking together: In an interview with The Sydney Morning Herald in May last year, Rebecca said the split of her parents Kerry Brown and Hugh Twigley made her ‘absolutely determined to keep it together’ with Chris
She would stay with her father and stepmother during school holidays.
‘The kids have seen it in other kids’ parents or heard about it, or seen it on TV, and think it’s kind of normal, which it is really,’ Rebecca explained to the publication.
‘But I have said to them (her children) we will never, ever, ever break up,’ she continued.
In for the long haul: ‘The kids have seen it in other kids’ parents or heard about it, or seen it on TV, and think it’s kind of normal, which it is really,’ Rebecca explained. ‘But I have said to them (her children) we will never, ever, ever break up’