She got it from her mama! Bec Judd shows just where she got her incredible looks from as she shares a photo with her youthful lookalike mum Kerry to celebrate Mother’s Day
She has been blessed with gorgeous features and an enviable figure.
And Bec Judd showed just where she get her stunning good looks from on Sunday, when she posted several photos of her cuddling up to her very youthful lookalike mother Kerry to celebrate Mother’s Day.
The AFL WAG shares the same jawline, high cheek bones and beautiful brown eyes as her mum.
She got it from her mama! Bec Judd showed just where she get her stunning good looks from on Sunday, when she posted several photos of her cuddling up to her very youthful lookalike mother Kerry to celebrate Mother’s Day
Mother-of-four Bec celebrated her Mother’s Day on Sunday with brunch at The Pantry in Brighton.
The brunette beauty, her husband Chris and her children tucked into a yummy lobster rolls and French Fries.
They could be sisters! The AFL WAG shares the same jawline, high cheek bones and beautiful brown eyes as her mum
Bec also enjoyed her favourite cocktail – a spicy margarita.
The Jaggad activewear business owner has a sister, Kate Twigley, with whom she also shares a close bond.
Born in New Zealand, Kerry and her husband Hugh followed the trend of Kiwis moving to Western Australia during the mining boom in the 80s.
They lived in a small cray-fishing town called Leeman, before moving to Perth a few years later.
Tribe: The Jaggad activewear business owner has a sister, Kate Twigley, left middle, with whom she also shares a close bond
Kerry and Hugh separated early in Bec’s childhood, but remain close friends.
‘When they moved, mum was 16 and Dad was 22… they were like two kids. I look back and think, ‘I can’t believe they were ever together,’ Bec told the Herald Sun.
The visit comes after Bec revealed she would be hosting Christmas at her lavish Melbourne mansion.
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