Rebecca Judd gets defensive over claims she’s BANNED her children from her luxurious ‘pink room’

She has previously revealed that the luxurious ‘pink room’ in her $7.3 million Brighton mansion makes her feel like she’s in ‘seventh heaven’.

But Rebecca Judd vehemently defended herself after she was accused of banning her four children from entering her beloved front room.

Speaking on her podcast 3pm pick-up on Monday, the 37-year-old was quick to clear up her co-host Monty and Yumi Stynes’ speculation that ‘no one was allowed in the pink room’.

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Revealing that her children, Oscar, 9, Billie, 6, and four-year-old twins Darcy and Tom, were free to roam all corners of the house, Rebecca proclaimed: ‘Yes, they are! Just not the cat clawing the pink chairs.’

Yumi responded: ‘That’s fair enough, but honestly how often have your kids sat on the pink couch?’

The AFL WAG replied: ‘We were in there yesterday doing videos for this very show!’

While offering a tour of her home for 9Honey last year, the Jaggad co-founder said the ‘good front room’ was one of her favourites in the house.

‘I’m really in seventh heaven here,’ she said proudly. ‘This room has all of my favourite pink things in it.’

The space has a light pink theme and is decorated with two artworks: a modern kaleidoscopic piece above the cabinetry, and a collage of Rebecca’s modelling photos above the couch.

This comes after Rebecca skipped the Brownlow Medal’s first-ever virtual ceremony on Sunday night.

The beauty, who is married to AFL star and former Carlton captain Chris Judd, swapped her glamorous gowns for a cosy night of cooking with her four children. 

She was the talk of the town after wearing a daringly low-cut red dress to the iconic sporting ceremony sixteen years ago and has been the queen of the red carpet at the event ever since.