Jennifer Hawkins shared a rare glimpse into her family life on Thursday as she enjoyed a relaxing island holiday.
The former Miss Universe, 40, took to Instagram with a gallery documenting her trip to the Maldives with her builder husband Jake Wall, 40, and their children, daughter Frankie, three, and son Hendrix, one.
In one photo, Jennifer showed off her model physique in a pink bikini as she sat on a paddle board with her little girl.
The model wore her long blonde hair out in natural waves and protected herself from the sun in a cap and sunglasses.
She also included a photo while being carried on her husband’s back during a day at the beach.
‘Such a fun trip with my little family!’ she captioned the post.
‘The last time we were in the Maldives we were yearning for kids!! It was so surreal being back with our two!! (Gratitude on another level!) Also what a long flight with toddlers! I love you Bluey, haha! xx’
The trip comes after Jennifer was recently in the process of selling one of the last properties in her once extensive investment portfolio.
The Lake Macquarie district investment is a charming three-bedroom home in Minmi, about 20km from Newcastle’s centre, and is expected to fetch between $800,000 to $880,000.
Jennifer, a Newcastle native, originally purchased the property for $345,000 in 2008, a year after securing a lucrative $4 million deal with Myer.
The single-level brick and tiled home sits on a generous 664 square metre block and features a back deck that overlooks a large lawn and a “man shed.”
The property enjoys the added benefit of backing onto a reserve, providing a serene and private setting.
According to realestate.com.au, Troy Duncan from First National Lake Macquarie Edgeworth is handling the sale, and he has highlighted the investment potential of the home, suggesting a rental return of approximately $700 per week.
This sale marks a significant moment in Jennifer’s property journey. In 2016, she sold another investment property, her very first purchase—a three-bedroom house in Merewether.
Bought for $469,000 in 2006, the home sold for $731,000, demonstrating the model’s knack for profitable property investments.
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