Bec Judd reveals controversial home decoration move that breaks with tradition
Bec Judd reveals controversial home decoration move that breaks with tradition
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Rebecca Judd has revealed her very unconventional home decoration move that breaks with tradition. The AFL WAG, 42, shared a photo to Instagram on Wednesday of her eye-catching plastic festive trees still erected in her Melbourne mansion a month after Christmas Day.
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The pink and yellow trees take up significant space in the Judd's Brighton mansion. Bec revealed in the caption she didn't know how to dispose of them properly - so would be keeping them in her living room until Christmas 2025. 'These are big and I don't have the brain space right now to figure out what to do with them,' Bec began.
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'So I think I will just leave them up all year. Thoughts?'. Rebecca Judd has revealed her very unconventional home decoration move that breaks with tradition. It is believed to be bad luck to leave Christmas decorations up past January 6, which is seen as the 'cut off' date for the end of the festive season.
Like most parents, Bec appears to be exhausted from the school holidays. The day before she threatened to upend the habit of wealthy Australians sending their children to private schools as she seeks ways to instill more discipline into her children. She took to her Instagram on Tuesday to call out her two youngest children for causing havoc in the family's $7.3million mansion in the Melbourne seaside suburb of Brighton, and floated the idea of sending them to military school.
