Carrie Bickmore showed off her sensational figure in a neon yellow swimsuit as she appeared on Byron Bay beach with her three children on Wednesday.
Taking a well-deserved break after leaving The Project after 13 years on the show, the 42-year-old turned heads as she frolicked in the sand in the high-waisted one-piece suit.
Wearing tortoiseshell sunglasses and a sun hat, Carrie looked effortlessly cool as she enjoyed a swim in the water with her children Ollie, 15, Evie, 7, and four-year-old Adelaide.
Carrie Bickmore showed off her sensational figure in a neon yellow swimsuit as she appeared on Byron Bay beach with her three children on Wednesday
Carrie looked flawless with minimal to no makeup on her youthful face and wore her blonde tresses loose.
She rocked a summery pink manicure and accented with tiny silver bracelets.
The mother of three shares daughters Evie and Adelaide with partner Chris Walker, while son Ollie is from her first marriage to late husband Greg Lange.
The Project gave a tearful goodbye to Carrie in December as the popular TV personality said goodbye after 13 years on the show.
Taking a well-deserved break after leaving The Project after 13 years on the show, the 42-year-old turned heads as she frolicked in the sand in the high-waisted one-piece suit
Carrie looked effortlessly cool as she enjoyed a swim in the water with her children Ollie, 15, Evie, 7, and four-year-old Adelaide
The TV presenter delivered an emotional closing speech as she thanked her team, family and viewers of The Project.
“Is it too late to change my mind?” she tearfully quipped as confetti cannons blasted through the studio.
With a trembling voice, Carrie thanked her family and her parents, who were sitting together in the audience.
“To Chris. Thank you for everything. Your guidance and advice over the years, your amazing production skills…” she continued.
Carrie looked flawless with minimal to no makeup on her youthful face and wore her blonde tresses loose
Carrie announced in October that she was leaving The Project to spend more time with her family.
The TV presenter fought back tears as she told viewers it was the hardest decision she’s made in her professional life.
She has been on The Project’s editorial board since the show launched in 2009 and has since become a familiar face on Australian screens.
She later slipped into a white shirt and thongs while holding on to a children’s life jacket as she exited the beach
“I have some news I wanted to share… shit, I’m already crying,” she began.
“I made the difficult decision to host the show at the end of the year.
“It was the hardest decision of my professional life making this call, but it’s time for a new challenge and for my next chapter.”
She said she will miss her “colleagues on the desk” and the “wonderful viewers” who have supported the show for over a decade.
“It’s no secret that this show has become my second home, and I couldn’t be more grateful to everyone involved on and off the screen,” she said.
Carrie announced in October that she was leaving The Project to spend more time with her family. She has been on The Project’s editorial board since the show launched in 2009 and has since become a familiar face on Australian screens
“It was a long journey. I started the show when my son Ollie was a year old and now he’s 15 which is crazy. And I want to spend more time at home.
I want to have more family dinners. I’ll watch the show at home with a glass of wine in hand. I just wanted to say a huge thank you.
“It was an incredible privilege.”
Carrie said that while she loved her “fulfilling” job, she wanted to find out who she was without The Project.
“This show is so much in my DNA and I don’t know who I am without it,” she said.
Her co-host Lisa Wilkinson posted a tribute on Instagram, thanking her longtime friend for her friendship and generosity on the panel.
“We mere mortals will never know how you pulled it all off with so much grace, good humor and all that glamour,” she wrote.
“I know what a big decision this was for you and we will all miss you terribly at the end of the year. I can’t wait to see what’s next in your extraordinary life, or share that next glass of wine – or five – with you!’