Candice Warner reveals she hasn’t spoken to Roxy Jacenko since their feud after SAS Australia

Candice Warner’s personal and professional relationship with Roxy Jacenko ended after their stint on SAS Australia last year.

And on Wednesday, the former Ironwoman revealed she’s moving forward following their bitter feud.

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia at the Mercedes-Benz Sydney Women In Business Luncheon, Candice, 36, said she hasn’t spoken to Roxy since their friendship ended.

‘Obviously that was a long time ago and it’s a new year, so no [we haven’t spoken],’ she said when asked about her friendship with the PR guru, 41.

Roxy officially ended her friendship with the former Ironwoman after they competed in a brutal boxing match on SAS Australia.

She explained on The Kyle and Jackie O Show last year that she no longer considers Candice a friend after the women were pitted against each other in a physical fight during the season premiere of the military-style show.

While Candice happily took several swipes at Roxy during the fight, the publicist said she refused to retaliate because of their longstanding friendship.

Roxy previously told Daily Mail Australia that Candice was ‘delusional’ to think they could repair their shattered friendship.

‘Someone who carries on punching you when your back is turned, and then sacks you some two weeks later as management after four years of hard work and support would need to be delusional to think I would want to be friends!’ she raged.

‘She might be hard up for friends and accept people doing that to her, but that’s not a friend I’m interested in keeping,’ she added.

In November last year, Candice addressed her feud with Roxy on the Fitzy and Wippa radio show, saying she wasn’t ‘losing sleep’ over it.

She also said she was prepared to sit down with Roxy and settle their differences but her former pal flat-out refused.

‘It is what it is and I’m not losing sleep!’ she said.

‘[I was prepared to sit down with Roxy and chat] but it’s typical and I’ll just leave it at that,’ the cricket WAG said.