Edwina Bartholomew enjoyed a weekend away with her two young children this weekend.
The 40-year-old stepped out with her daughter Molly, four, and son Tom, two, whom she had with husband Neil Varcoe, in Sydney’s west.
The TV presenter wore a casual denim maxi dress that hugged her body and had slits on the sides.
She wore a black leather designer crossbody bag and a pair of strappy sandals.
Edwina appeared to be wearing minimal makeup for her relaxing outing, pulling her caramel-colored locks back from her face.
The Sunrise star held hands with her little ones, who were given a number of balloons to hold during the outing.
This came after Edwina confessed that she and her husband Neil, whom she married in 2018, went through an ‘extreme sleep separation’.
The couple have been living apart since last year, but the star insists that it works out fine for them. Before they split, they hadn’t shared a bedroom for ten years.
Edwina Bartholomew enjoyed a weekend away with her two young children this weekend. Pictured
The 40-year-old walked into central Sydney with her daughter Molly, four, and son Tom, two, whom she had with husband Neil Varcoe.
The TV presenter wore a casual denim maxi dress that hugged her figure and had slits on the sides
“We’ve been sleeping in separate rooms for about 10 years, long before we got married and long before we had children,” she said in a previous issue of Stellar.
Edwina added that she initially “hated” the idea of separate bedrooms, but soon realised it worked best for both of them.
Last year, she entered into a long-distance relationship with her husband after he left home to become a farmer.
“My husband lives in the country with the dog and I live in the city with the kids. Every weekend we go back and forth between the two or meet somewhere in the middle,” the TV star explained.
Edwina appeared to be wearing minimal makeup for her relaxing outing, pulling her caramel-colored locks back from her face
She wore a black leather designer crossbody bag and a pair of strappy sandals
At one point she carried her son in her arms
The Sunrise star held hands with her little ones, who were given a number of balloons to hold during the outing
It comes after Edwina admitted she and her husband Neil underwent an ‘extreme sleep separation’.
The couple have been living in separate homes since last year, but the star insists it works for them. And before they split up, they hadn’t shared a bedroom for a decade.
“Every time we get together, it feels like a Love Actually reunion at the airport. We hug in slow motion and have that newlywed feeling.”
The couple recently sold their Dulwich Hill home for an estimated $2 million in Marc.
Edwina recently shared how motherhood has profoundly changed her relationship with her body, offering a new perspective on self-acceptance.
Speaking with Prevention magazineEdwina spoke candidly about letting go of societal expectations after becoming pregnant twice.
“It sounds cliché, but I’m incredibly impressed with what my body has accomplished over the past few years when it comes to giving birth to two children,” Bartholomew told the magazine.
“We’ve been sleeping in separate rooms for about 10 years, long before we got married and long before we had kids,” she said in an earlier issue of Stellar
Edwina added that she initially “hated” the idea of separate bedrooms, but soon realised it worked best for both of them.
Last year she entered into a long-distance relationship with her husband, when he left home to become a farmer
“My husband lives in the country with the dog and I live in the city with the kids. Every weekend we go back and forth between the two or meet somewhere in the middle,” the TV star explained
The TV star also stressed the importance of being aware of the messages she gives her daughter about body positivity and self-identity.
“I’m so conscious of giving my daughter the message that she should be proud of her body and have her own identity,” she explains.
“She leaves the house in the craziest outfits. She’s at an age where you just don’t care what other people think of you anymore, and that’s so amazing. I’ve learned so much from that and I want to give her so much of that back.”
Edwina stressed the importance of being aware of her own language and behaviour regarding body image, as this has a direct impact on her children.
Pictured with her husband Neil Varcoe, whom she married in 2018
