Pip Edwards’ is ‘miffed’ by the media coverage of her glamorous life with Michael Clarke

She’s the activewear mogul who appears to enjoy life in the public eye.

But it turns out Pip Edwards is actually quite shy and doesn’t always like being written about in the press.

The P.E Nation founder, 40, was apparently unhappy with some of the coverage she received this year, particularly concerning her relationship with former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke.

According to Sydney Morning Herald columnist Andrew Hornery, Pip was ‘miffed’ by the way her glamorous and carefree lifestyle was portrayed in the media.

But it’s hard to see what she’s annoyed about given that much of the coverage has centred on her public outings with Michael, 39, and other aspects of her life she’s chosen to share on Instagram.

Of course, there’s a few headlines she’d probably rather forget. 

Despite being the founder and public face of a sportswear brand that promotes exercise healthy living, she has been pictured smoking on several occasions.

She was also spotted by the paparazzi clumsily trying to climb onto a boat during a Sydney Harbour cruise with her boyfriend.

Her most infamous moment came in October when P.E Nation staff tried to stop her portrait being entered for the Archibald Prize because it ‘made her look too old’.

While Michael is notoriously private about his love life, he did reveal he was ‘so happy’ with Pip in an interview with Stellar magazine in September.

The couple, who have known each other for more than a decade, began dating after the retired batsman separated from his wife Kyly Clarke, 39, in September last year. 

The Clarkes said at the time the ‘amicable’ decision to separate was ‘the best course’ for their five-year-old daughter, Kelsey Lee.