Radio star Hamish Blake and his wife Zoe enjoy a family bike ride through lavender fields in France with their children Sonny and Rudy
Hamish and Zoe Blake enjoyed a family bike ride with their children Sonny and Rudy in France on Tuesday.
The 41-year-old radio star shared a series of photos on Instagram as he posed in a lavender field with his wife, 42, son, 9, and daughter, 6, during a five-day bike ride.
“Here we go again with the family bike tour!” This time a highly picturesque, lavender-scented homage to the Tour de France through Provence,” he wrote.
“The combination of nature, family and exercise; it’s unbeatable.’
“For five days we rode through small towns and fields, then ate our body weight (and bike weight) into ‘fuel’, and when the kids finally went to bed at Euro O’Clock (10:30pm ffs), we watched Let’s take a look at the TDF highlights.” .’
Radio star Hamish Blake and his wife Zoe enjoyed a family bike ride through lavender fields in France with their children Sonny and Rudy
In one photo, Hamish threw his hands in the air while Zoe stood in front of him, followed by their two children.
He also shared another picture of a family showing off their t-shirts that read, “Blakes on Bikes.”
Hamish, Zoe and their two children flew to Europe two weeks ago.
The family of four were spotted checking in on the Emirates First Class line at Sydney International Airport.
“Here we go again with the family bike tour!” This time a highly picturesque, lavender-scented homage to the Tour de France through Provence,” he wrote
Hamish has plenty to celebrate as it was recently revealed that he is Channel Nine’s highest-earning presenter, taking home $2 million a year hosting Lego Masters.
Now one of Australia’s most successful entrepreneurs, Zoe enjoyed a $89 million payday in 2021 when she sold her stake in skincare company Go-To.
The happy couple married in 2012.
Having previously lived in Melbourne, the family relocated to Sydney last year, where they bought an $8.925 million single-family home in the eastern suburbs.
Hamish also shared a picture of a family showing their t-shirts that read: “Blakes on bikes”