Sally Obermeder reveals this week was an ‘adjustment’ after the Daily Edition was axed 

It has been one week since Channel Seven’s The Daily Edition was axed after seven years on-air. 

And former host Sally Obermeder has revealed she has been ‘adjusting’ to her new life away from the afternoon talk show. 

On Friday, the 46-year-old stunned in a cheetah-print midi-dress and denim jacket, shooting her beaming smile to the camera.   

‘All the feels on this Friday. It’s been a week of adjusting, but I’m settling into it nicely. Happy Friday all,’ Sally wrote in her Instagram caption. 

Last week, the brunette beauty broke down in tears as she presented the final episode of the show. 

Sally was very emotional as she thanked viewers for their support over the years, but there was no mention of her co-host Ryan Phelan, who was axed on Monday following domestic violence allegations. 

She said: ‘Thank you so much you guys for your tireless dedication to the program, your energy and commitment. I cannot talk about the team without crying.’

‘You guys have been the heart and the soul of this show. And to you, our viewers, thank you again from all of us at The Daily Edition,’ she said as she held back tears. 

Sally wrapped up her final week of hosting The Daily Edition with former co-host Tom Williams by her side.

Tom, who hosted The Daily Edition from 2013 to 2018, returned to the show on Wednesday to replace Ryan Phelan, who was sacked on Monday after being charged over an alleged domestic violence incident.

Phelan, 45, was charged on Monday night over an alleged domestic violence incident with his girlfriend, 44-year-old ballet instructor Chelsea Franklin, at their home in Frenchs Forest in Sydney’s northern beaches.

Hours before he was charged with the alleged assault, the television presenter arrived for his final week at work as though nothing was amiss.

Phelan presented alongside Obermeder for The Daily Edition, before filling in for Mel McLaughlin on the 6pm sport bulletin.