Bec Judd on vanity, feminism and the one procedure she'll never have
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Bec Judd first made headlines in ‘that’ red dress at the Brownlow Medals, a moment that catapulted her into the national spotlight and created a media frenzy.
The Perth girl went from working in trauma wards as a speech pathologist to presenting on national TV, becoming a businesswoman and one of Australia’s most famous WAGs.
In this chat with Helen Smith, Bec reveals why she’s why she’s choosing to be transparent about cosmetic work, the questions she's asked that her husband never is and and the beauty procedures she refuses to try - despite being shamelessly vain.
Weekend list with Antoinette Lattouf:
- TO READ: Tilda is Visible by Jane Tara
- TO READ: Come Together by Eliza Hull
- TO Watch: Chef's Table on Netflix
- TO LISTEN: Secrets We Keep: Lone Actor
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