Several Sydney Swans WAGs and players have publicly shown support for Steffie Waters following her split from AFL player Isaac Heeney. Waters has been seen enjoying a trip in Texas with friends, including Annie Papley and Emily Twycross, while Heeney remains in Australia.
Waters recently posted a photo on social media wearing a white singlet with the slogan "Daddy's home," a stark contrast to the heartbreak she reportedly experienced after calling off her engagement to Heeney in October 2025. Heeney had proposed during a trip to French Polynesia, and it is understood he made efforts to save their relationship, including a trip to Fiji.
The public display of support from fellow WAGs comes as a separate scandal involving a private party at Melbourne's Pullman Hotel, which occurred approximately two months ago, continues to draw attention. Rumors of a secret recording at the event began circulating within weeks of the investigation into the incident. The man accused of betraying the women hired for private performances at the party has been identified as Melbourne businessman Oliver Swan.
Swan was reportedly living with one of the three women hired for lap dances at the event. He is suspected of making a secret recording and subsequently alerting the Sydney Swans to its existence. This has brought a new dimension to the ongoing investigation, with Swan's past also reportedly being examined.
Meanwhile, other Swans couples, such as James Jordon and Emily Twycross, have appeared to maintain stable relationships, contrasting with Heeney and Waters' public split.