Roxy Jacenko is ready to leave her new life in Singapore months after her big move… but reveals her surprise new home will NOT be in Australia
Roxy Jacenko has dropped hints that she is already moving again, just months after moving from Sydney to Singapore.
During an Instagram Q&A, the PR expert, 43, invited her followers to ask her personal questions.
One fan asked: “Do you prefer Singapore or Sydney?” to which the mum-of-two replied: ‘The weather in Monsson at the moment – and the permanent tan is fading fast – my time in Sydney is up and Singapore has been…interesting.’
Meanwhile, another fan asked: “Would you ever move to Melbourne?”
Jacenko shared a sunny photo of a modern waterfront home and captioned it: ‘feeling Dubai next…’
Roxy Jacenko (pictured) has hinted that she will be moving again just months after moving from Sydney to Singapore. On her Instagram, the PR expert, 43, invited her followers to ask her questions using the platform’s Q&A feature
One follower asked: ‘Do you prefer Singapore or Sydney?’ to which the mum-of-two replied: ‘The weather in Monsson at the moment – and the permanent tan is fading fast – my time in Sydney is up and Singapore has been…interesting’
Meanwhile, another fan asked: “Would you ever move to Melbourne?” Jacenko shared a sunny photo of a modern house by the sea and captioned it: ‘feeling Dubai next…’
Since moving to Singapore with her family, the PR queen has been living in style, spending big on luxury items for herself, her kids and even her dogs.
But it wasn’t all fun and games for the mother-of-two, who admitted the move took a toll on her emotions.
“I literally cried every day for the first four weeks – and I’m not much of a crier – it was so, so hard,” she told the Daily telegram.
Roxy Jacenko, 43, has opened up about her difficult move from Australia to Singapore
It wasn’t all fun and glamor for the mother of two, who admitted the move took a toll on her emotions. Pictured with her daughter Pixie and son Hunter
‘I have lived in Australia for 43 years, so moving to another country was a serious challenge.’
Roxy added that it was “miserable” living in a glamorous hotel for six weeks before moving into an apartment.
She also struggled to get her family visas, meaning she almost missed her children – daughter Pixie, 12, and son Hunter, eight – first day of school.
The Sweaty Betty founder revealed in June that she was leaving Sydney to live with her husband in Singapore.
She admitted that her life in the port city makes a big difference to her new life abroad.
“No one knows me there, no one has any preconceived idea of who or what I am, no one has any expectations, and best of all, no one cares!” she told the Sydney Morning Herald.
“In Singapore it was a matter of ‘Roxy who?’ I actually found it very refreshing and a bit liberating.
The Sweaty Betty founder revealed in June that she was leaving Sydney to live with her husband in Singapore. The clan is seen here at Pixie’s departure and birthday party