AFL WAG Bec Judd faced a significant delay on her flight to Melbourne as stormy weather disrupted travel on Sunday. The 42-year-old shared a photo from aboard a Qantas flight, appearing frustrated as the plane circled above the city. She told fans the flight had been delayed for hours and she was worried her Christmas might be ruined, writing, "Missed landing approach into Melbourne. We were down and then we weren't. Lucky we are flying "no crashes" Qantas," adding that Melbourne, as she put it, "always delivering the worst weather" and was "circling above the clouds."
The aircraft ultimately landed at Melbourne Airport, and Judd posted a clip showing her smiling in her seat as the wheels touched down. "Christmas isn't ruined! Thanks Qantas," she wrote alongside the footage, signaling relief after the tense moments in the air.
Earlier this month, Judd offered a look at her 2025 Christmas tree, a departure from traditional décor. The glamour figure shared a snap of an abstract, paper-expandable tree from Neue Blvd, priced at about $1,200. The post featured the caption, "We went with white but how good does the Ruby look?" highlighting the tree’s contemporary aesthetic. The unconventional display drew praise from followers who described it as bold and stylish, even as it diverged from traditional holiday trees.
The notes recount Judd’s prior holiday setups, including last year’s pink and silver Neue Blvd acrylic trees that lined her hallway. A 2.1-metre pink cutout was listed at $1,550, a 1.5-metre clear acrylic tree at $1,250, and an 80-centimetre version at $300. Judd’s holiday styling has long been a talking point among fans, reflecting her known taste for high-design pieces and statement décor. She has previously referenced her evolving display as part of her public persona, which blends style with family life in Melbourne.
Off the screen, Judd and her AFL star husband Chris Judd live in a Melbourne mansion with their four children. The family’s home sits in a sought-after suburb, underscoring Judd’s status as a prominent figure in Melbourne’s entertainment and sports circles. The flight delay and the festive décor updates come as Judd continues to share glimpses of her life at the intersection of fashion, design, and popular culture.