Jackie 'O' Henderson was observed in Sydney's eastern suburbs on Wednesday, several days after returning from a European trip. The 51-year-old media personality was photographed carrying a $3,450 Jimmy Choo handbag.
Henderson appeared in a tank top, baggy navy cargo pants, and black leather loafers, with her blonde hair styled in loose waves. This outing marks her first public appearance since her departure from Australia last month, which occurred amidst the aftermath of her split with former radio partner Kyle Sandilands.
The television personality's return also precedes the initial hearing in her Federal Court case against her former employer, ARN, following the conclusion of her radio contract in March. Details regarding Henderson's future in radio or potential new media ventures remain undisclosed.
Meanwhile, Kyle Sandilands, Henderson's former co-host, recently disclosed that he and his wife, Tegan Kynaston, have decided against having another child. Sandilands cited his ongoing health issues as a primary factor in their decision. The couple had initially considered expanding their family to include a sibling for their three-year-old son, Otto.
Sandilands, 55, stated that he believes having children in his 20s might have been less demanding, noting that he is "exhausted" at his current age but cherishes parenthood. He also expressed concerns about managing the health of multiple children, particularly if one were unwell.
He further revealed that he is under regular medical observation for aneurysms in both his chest and brain. Sandilands explained that due to the complex location of the aneurysm behind his right eye, standard keyhole surgery is not an option, necessitating ongoing monitoring. He is scheduled to consult with a cardiovascular surgeon regarding the chest aneurysm and will undergo further scans in the coming months to track their progression.
These comments follow Sandilands' earlier public disclosure of a brain aneurysm diagnosis that required specialist treatment. His latest remarks come shortly before the launch of his new subscription program, "Kyle Sandilands Live," after settling a legal dispute with ARN.