Karl Stefanovic’s wife Jasmine Yarborough shares an adorable photo of their daughter Harper, one, playing in a ball pit at home as Sydney’s lockdown continues
Sydney was just plunged into lockdown for another week.
And while the announcement has left most people reeling, Karl Stefanovic and his wife Jasmine Yarbrough seem to be taking it all in their stride.
Jasmine took to Instagram to share a photo of the couple’s daughter, Harper, one, playing in a ball pit in her pink play pen at home.
Cutie: Karl Stefanovic’s wife Jasmine Yarborough has shared an adorable photo of their daughter Harper, one, (pictured) playing at home on Wednesday
The youngster was in high spirits, poking her tongue out at the camera while surrounded by plastic balls.
‘Harper’s very own Princess Ninja Warrior Course,’ Jasmine captioned the photo.
Adorable Harper regularly features on her famous parents’ Instagram accounts.
Family time: Adorable Harper regularly features on her famous parents’ Instagram accounts, including at one of their family barbecues
The couple finally moved into their new home recently in Castlecrag, on Sydney’s Lower North Shore.
They took ownership of the property just two days before Sydney was forced into lockdown, reports Realestate.com.au.
The Today host, 46, and his shoe designer wife, 37, purchased the home in March for $3.2million after the house they’d been renting nearby was sold for more than $8million.
Welcome home! Karl and Jasmine (left) finally moved into their new home in Castlecrag, on Sydney’s Lower North Shore, just two weeks ago
They also own a holiday home on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, which they bought for $3.6million in January last year and travel to frequently.
Karl and Jasmine – along with their one-year-old daughter, Harper – divide their time between Sydney and Queensland.
The Yarborough family is based in the Sunshine State, while Karl also began his journalism career there.
The couple married in December 2018 in San José del Cabo, Mexico.
Location: The new property, which the Stefanovics are expected to renovate, boasts views over Castlecrag’s north escarpment and is close to cafés and shops