Mother-of-four Rebecca Judd admits she is feeling ‘clucky’ in lockdown as she shares a sweet throwback photo of her twins Tom and Darcy
She is already a mother of four, but it appears Rebecca Judd is starting to feel clucky again while in COVID-19 lockdown.
The 37-year-old footy WAG shared a throwback photo to Instagram on Wednesday of herself in hospital three years ago after giving birth her twin sons, Tom and Darcy.
Rebecca and her husband, retired AFL star Chris Judd, 36, also share two older children, son Oscar, eight, and daughter Billie, six.
Feeling nostalgic: Posting to Instagram on Wednesday the 37-year-old shared an adorable throwback photo of when she gave birth to her three-year-old twins Tom and Darcy
‘Whenever I’m feeling clucky I gaze at my babies’ photos all day. Must be ovulating,’ she captioned the photo.
In the image, Rebecca held the newborn close to her chest while in her hospital bed.
The infants were wearing white onesies and they were both connected to tubes.
Growing up: Tom and Darcy (pictured) are now three years old but it appears that WAG Rebecca Judd might be feeling broody again
The Postcards host looked simply glowing in the picture, and showed off her natural beauty by going makeup free.
She sported a navy T-shirt while smiling lovingly at her sons.
The clucky post comes after Rebecca revealed that her children had resumed home schooling amid Melbourne’s stage-three coronavirus lockdown.
Big family: Bec and her AFL star hubby, Chris Judd, share four children together, a son Oscar, a daughter Billie and twin boys Tom and Darcy together.
The state has gone into another six-week lockdown after a spike in COVID-19 cases hit Victoria earlier this month.
On Tuesday, Rebecca shared a photo to Instagram of her kids being home schooled via Zoom.
One image showed her eldest son, Oscar, sitting at his makeshift desk, and she joked that his teachers should ‘use their mute button’.
Home-school: Bec’s son, Oscar is pictured at his makeshift desk and she joked that his teacher’s should ‘use their mute button’
‘Thanks to our amazing teachers,’ she captioned it, adding: ‘May you use your mute button frequently!’
She then posted a photo of her daughter Billie studying at a large table.
‘Term 3 coming at ya,’ she wrote. ‘What a year. 2020 can farkkkkkk right off.’
Lockdown life: Bec also shared a photo of her daughter Billie, studying at a large table as the children are back home amid the second lockdown in Victoria