Attention! SAS Australia star Erin McNaught puts on a leggy display in a pair of short shorts during the school pick-up in Brisbane
Erin McNaught is one of nine celebrities remaining on the gruelling military-style series, SAS Australia.
But on Wednesday, Erin slowed things down while enjoying a casual stroll for the school pick-up in Brisbane.
Looking as fit as ever after her reality TV stint, the model showed off her toned arms and trim pins for the outing.
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Attention! SAS Australia star Erin McNaught put on a leggy display in a pair of short shorts during the school pick-up in Brisbane on Wednesday
The Miss Universe Australia was seen pushing son Ennio, two, in a pram as they collected her eldest son Evander, five, up from school.
Wearing a pair of short shorts in the warm weather, the mother gave a leggy display as she head out.
Erin added to her look with white sneakers, a grey singlet and a white crossbody bag and opted for minimal makeup and a messy top bun.
Making sure her youngster was protective from the sun, she dressed little Ennio in a large bucket hat.
Back to reality: The Miss Universe Australia was seen pushing son Ennio, two, in a pram as they collected her eldest son Evander, five, up from school
Ouch! Erin previously shared the horrific bruising she endured as a result of falling from a helicopter backwards into water on the very first episode
Erin has previously mentioned that her two children, with rapper husband Example, were one of the main reasons she chose to sign up to appear on SAS Australia.
‘I want to show my boys that women and mums can do anything they put their minds to,’ she told The Sunday Telegraph last month.
She also added that she hopes her children form relationships with girls/women based on strength of character.
She’s tough! Erin has been pushed physically and mentally on SAS Australia, with hand-to-hand combat, hostage simulations, death-defying stunts and a simulated drowning task
Erin has been pushed physically and mentally on SAS Australia, with hand-to-hand combat, hostage simulations, death-defying stunts and a simulated drowning task.
A total of 17 stars joined the program, but only nine remain.
SAS Australia continues on Monday from 7:30pm on Channel Seven
Tune in: SAS Australia continues on Monday from 7:30pm on Channel Seven