Cutting it fine! Radio queen Jackie 'O' Henderson lands back in Sydney with her daughter Kitty from lavish holiday in Fiji... just hours before returning to air with Kyle Sandilands
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Jackie 'O' Henderson jetted back into Sydney on Sunday night, just hours before she returned to host her radio show with co-host Kyle Sandilands. The 49-year-old looked happy and relaxed as she wheeled her suitcase through the airport after landing back in Australia with her daughter Kitty.
![[Jackie looked happy and relaxed as she wheeled her suitcase through the airport after landing back in Australia with her daughter Kitty]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/19/23/94275041-14302871-image-a-14_1737327470877.jpg)
The KIIS FM host put on a stylish display in a white maxi dress as she passed through the international arrivals gate after a holiday in Fiji. Jackie completed her look with a pair of comfortable sandals and left her curled long blonde locks out. Her daughter Kitty also dressed casually for the flight in white shorts and a navy T-shirt.
![[The pair landed back in Sydney just hours before Jackie was set to return to work on her KIIS FM radio show on Monday morning]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/19/23/94275037-14302871-image-a-15_1737327493233.jpg)
The pair landed back in Sydney just hours before Jackie was set to return to work on her KIIS FM radio show on Monday morning. Jackie 'O' Henderson jetted back into Sydney on Sunday night, just hours before she returned to host her radio show with co-host Kyle Sandilands.
During the show, Jackie explained to her co-host Kyle: 'I just came back last night actually. Talk about cutting it fine.'. Earlier this month, Kyle and Jackie surprised their fans with a very unlikely change to their popular radio show. The Kyle and Jackie O Show is known for its trademark crude and explicit humour but the co-hosts have now promised to tone down their antics.
Shock jock Kyle and Jackie have failed to win over Melbourne viewers since expanding into the city in April 2024, dipping down in the radio ratings. However, seemingly in a bid to win over fans in the city, the top-rating Sydney KIIS FM show have now promised to 'behave' and down tone their cheeky antics.
