Radio host Jackie ‘O’ Henderson has flown down to Melbourne, where she will soon begin filming season two of The Masked Singer Australia.
The 45-year-old was escorted by an Australian Federal Police officer at Sydney Airport on Sunday, before catching a flight to the Victorian capital.
She looked stylish for her trip in a P.E Nation skirt, white T-shirt and puffer jacket, and carried her belongings in two suitcases.
The countdown begins! Jackie ‘O’ Henderson was escorted by an AFP officer at Sydney Airport on Sunday, before jetting to Melbourne to film The Masked Singer season two
The media personality styled her blonde hair loosely, and accessorised with a Chloé handbag and white sneakers.
Jackie clutched her ticket and a laptop while strolling through the domestic terminal.
Daily Mail Australia understands that she didn’t request a police escort, and was only accompanied by the AFP officer because he’d noticed paparazzi taking photos.
Radiant: She looked stylish for her trip in a P.E Nation skirt, white T-shirt and puffer jacket
Interstate travel: The 45-year-old carried her belongings in two large suitcases
Jackie recognised the photographers and assured the officer they posed no threat.
The Masked Singer will begin filming shortly, but Channel 10 has yet to confirm an air date for the family-friendly show.
On Monday morning, she broadcast her Sydney breakfast radio show as normal, but from a home studio in Melbourne.
The details: The media personality styled her blonde hair loosely, and accessorised with a Chloé handbag and white sneakers
It comes after Jackie revealed on air that she won’t be able to see her daughter, Kitty, for two weeks when she gets back from Melbourne.
She explained on The Kyle and Jackie O Show on Friday that she will have to self-isolate at home for a fortnight once she returns to Sydney.
Because she shares custody of Kitty, nine, with her ex-husband Lee, she is prohibited from seeing her daughter during her 14-day quarantine period.
Security check: Jackie clutched her ticket and a laptop while strolling through the terminal
‘When I come back from doing The Masked Singer, I have to quarantine in my place for two weeks, right. It’s not hotel quarantine, it’s just self-isolate,’ she said.
‘The rules are really stupid. Kitty is my daughter and I cannot see Kitty because I have 50/50 custody of her, so they see her as a visitor coming and going.
‘But if she lived with me 100 per cent of the time, that would be fine.’
Helping hand: Daily Mail Australia understands that she didn’t request a police escort, and was only accompanied by the AFP officer because he’d noticed paparazzi taking photos
All friends here! Jackie recognised the photographers and told the officer they posed no threat
The self-isolation measures were put in place for people entering NSW from Victoria after the southern state’s recent spike in coronavirus cases.
Spending so much time away from her daughter will no doubt be tough for the single mother, who revealed earlier this month that she loved being able to broadcast from home because it meant spending more time with Kitty.
‘Honestly, I really enjoy being able to spend time with my daughter and I’ve never been able to do that in the morning with her,’ she said on her radio program.
It’s the rules! It comes after Jackie revealed on air that she won’t be able to see her daughter, Kitty (pictured), for two weeks when she gets back from Melbourne
Restrictions: She said on Friday that because she shares custody of Kitty, nine, with her ex-husband Lee, she is prohibited from seeing her daughter during her 14-day quarantine period
Once she returns to the Harbour City, Jackie will likely be self-isolating at her new home in the Sydney suburb of Woollahra.
She spent about $11million on the property after she and Lee sold their former marital home in Vaucluse for $6.675million in March.
The KIIS FM host was married to Lee, an English photographer, from 2003 to 2018.
Family matters: ‘The rules are really stupid. I cannot see Kitty because I have 50/50 custody of her so they see her as a visitor coming and going,’ said Jackie. ‘But if she lived with me 100 per cent of the time, that would be fine.’ Pictured with Kitty and her ex-husband Lee (left)