‘Nude artist’ Dina Broadhurst’s money exposed to misery after she has sold her lush apartment with Ex Max Shepherd

She may seem to lead a life of luxury with designer clothing, handbags and expensive dinners, but ‘nude artist’ Dina Broadhurst’s Money -exciting is exposed after the sale of her beautiful favorite point apartment.

Dina, 48, originally stated the property that she shared with her Ex Max Shepherd for $ 11.5 million, but only Sold it for $ 8 million after lowering the price to $ 8.4 million.

Now it has been revealed that the couple took two mortgages and a personal loan to finance the renovation of the house.

According to realestate.com.auDina and Max, 32, originally financed the renovation project with a standard NAB mortgage.

Max also took a loan of $ 260,000 with veteran Sydney Businessman Basil Sellers in 2022, with the amount that $ 358,000 owed last month.

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Dina Broadhurst, 48, had her money exposed on Tuesday after she had dramatically reduced the asking price of her lush Sydney -Pad

The house, which sold last month during non-commercial negotiations before the auction, then underwent a ‘Cinderella transformation’ by designer Josh Knight from Glebe.

“No costs were saved to deliver a home base of high -quality luxury that presents tailor -made design by Studiojos,” the marketing advised.

Dina and Max then split together in mid -2023 after more than four years, with the duo securing a second mortgage on the house the following year.

NSW Land Registry documents indicate that in April 2024 they received the second mortgage financing of $ 500,000 from Greg Reed’s Benchmark Property Finance.

It was obtained in 24 percent for a total of 70 percent loan-to-value ratio (LVR)-the percentage of the value of a property that is borrowed as a loan.

The amount had risen to $ 1.16 million by September, whereby the financing agreement had to be stated within five months.

In February, Dina and Max had extended the loan to August.

When Daily Mail Australia contacted Dina for comment on Wednesday, she said: ‘Despite the lowering of the price to get the market, the property is sold for more than the costs of acquiring and renovating. Both Max and I were very happy with the result and we are both enthusiastic to continue to new companies. ‘

The ‘nude artist’ originally stated the property that she shared with Ex Max Shepherd, 32, for $ 11.5 million, but only sold it for $ 8 million after dropping at $ 8.4 million

The Etham Ave Garden apartment was originally intended to be sold at an auction in December for the double of the $ 5.2 million that they paid for the first time in 2022.

The offer was quickly drawn in the midst of Insider predictions the price tag would fall.

Around the same time the exes saw reuniting to sunbathing on Kutti Beach, where Dina went topless, while working together to find a buyer in front of the building.

Dina claimed exclusively to Daily Mail Australia in January, she made the switch to make the offer because she was not sure that she wanted to divorce.

“The building was drawn for a few months because I am considering keeping the building for myself,” she said.

‘I do a test to live here in the summer until I train whether I will keep it instead or buy it abroad instead.

“The real estate has had sufficient interest and a decision will soon be made whether we will continue to sell or not.”

Dina took the recently renovated path from the market only two months after it was mentioned, and a month before it would go to the auction.

However, the Socialite made the headlines when she dramatically reduced the listing prize this year by $ 3.1 million.

The three -bedroom apartment and two bathrooms would go to the auction in June with a price guide of $ 8.4 million.

However, it is said that it sold $ 8 million in negotiations before the auction, just a few hours before it would go under the hammer.

Now it has been revealed that the couple took two mortgages and a personal loan to finance the renovation on the Darling Point Home, Realestate.com.au reported