Tammy Hembrow has posted a string of sexy selfies on social media as reports surface that her romance with AFL star Bailey Smith may be cooling. The fitness influencer, 31, has been vocal about keeping attention on herself and her three children as speculation swirls about the status of her relationship with Geelong Cats forward Smith, 24. Relations between the pair appeared to have moved into the public eye in recent weeks after they first went Instagram official, but multiple media outlets have since suggested the couple has cooled in affection.
In the latest social-media activity, Hembrow shared a flurry of beach- and mirror-shot images, including a barely-there yellow bikini moment and another wearing a pink crochet outfit with a towel draped across her hips. She captioned one post, “Spring turned summer real quick,” and teased a new YouTube video with, “Also I just posted a new YouTube video pls don’t watch it xx,” signaling continued activity online even as rumors swirled about her romance with Smith.
The relationship tension comes as attention shifts to the Brownlow Medal, Australia’s premier night of football fashion. The Herald Sun reported this week that Tammy was not expected to attend the Brownlow ceremony with Smith. An insider told the tabloid that “she’s definitely not going with him,” and that the Geelong Cats star would instead focus on his football obligations during the event, which is slated for September 22 at Crown in Melbourne. The report underscored a broader narrative about the couple’s trajectory after weeks of headlines arising from their social-media displays and high-profile outings. Other coverage around the time suggested Tammy was courting a high-fashion moment for the Brownlow, hoping to rival Bec Judd’s iconic red dress moment from 2004, though those plans now appear unlikely to progress, according to the outlet.
Beyond the red-carpet chatter, Hembrow has recently offered glimpses of personal struggle in a moving social post. Over the weekend, she shared a TikTok video that hinted at emotional vulnerability. In the clip, she described a “crash out” moment she considered posting, but ultimately decided against sharing a breakdown online. “I had a bit of a crash out the other day. I started filming a full crash-out video I was gonna post on TikTok,” she said, tearfully explaining that she chose not to put herself through ridicule online. “You can’t be vulnerable online cause people just make fun of you.” She went on to reveal she is concentrating on herself and her children and that she is not giving any more attention to anyone else. “Never, ever, ever make someone make you feel like you’re not good enough. Trust me, you are,” she added, speaking candidly about resilience and self-worth.
The dynamic between Hembrow and Smith remains a focal point for fans and tabloids alike as the summer-to-spring cycle in the Australian entertainment calendar collides with football’s major night. While the two had previously posted moments of public affection and social-media visibility, the latest roundup of reporting suggests a rift or at least a pause in the couple’s displays, with the Brownlow Medal appearance now in question and a broader conversation about whether the relationship will resume public visibility ahead of season milestones. Hembrow continues to cultivate her brand as a fitness influencer and content creator, steering attention toward her family and personal projects while navigating the glare of high-profile romance rumors.