She shocked everyone when she announced earlier this year that she was turning her back on Sydney and moving to Singapore indefinitely.
But Roxy Jacenko returned to the Harbor City this week for a work trip.
The PR dynamo, 43, was spotted at her Ministry of Talent offices in Double Bay on Friday.
The mother of two was seen cleaning the plush room for an event and even doing some vacuuming herself.
For the humid weather, Roxy wore a black patterned cotton shirt, matching shorts and comfortable black leather flats from Chanel.
Roxy Jacenko returned to Sydney from Singapore this week and was spotted at her Ministry of Talent offices in Double Bay on Friday
The mother of two was seen cleaning the plush room for an event and even doing some vacuuming herself
She wore a neutral makeup palette, tied her brunette tresses in a bun, and protected her eyes with some black designer sunglasses.
Elsewhere on Friday, Roxy visited celebrity jeweler and good friend Nicholas Haywood to collect her stunning new engagement ring from husband Oliver Curtis.
She decided to upgrade the jewelry after deciding that “halo settings” were going out of style.
She posted the finished product on Instagram, along with the caption: “The halo setting has had its day.” It was time for a “naked setting”… a special hand delivery from my incredible girlfriend of 20 years .’
Roxy wore a black patterned cotton shirt and matching shorts for the humid weather
She wore a neutral makeup palette, tied her brunette tresses in a bun, and protected her eyes with some black designer sunglasses
Earlier this week, Roxy announced a business trip to the port city on Instagram on Wednesday.
The mother of two shared a photo of her incredible Christmas tree and let fans know she was flying back to Australia.
“Packing now, next stop Sydney,” she wrote, tagging her business with the tag Ministry of Talent.
Roxy’s Christmas tree was decorated with red and gold decorations and featured an oversized red bow and a large star.
Roxy giggled with other employees as she prepared her office space for a glamorous event
Roxy was in her element after returning to her hometown
Roxy has been busy building a new life in Singapore after packing up and moving to the Southeast Asian country with her family in July.
Speaking to The Daily Telegraph in October, Roxy revealed the move took a toll on her emotions.
“I literally cried every day for the first four weeks — and I’m not a big cryer — it was so, so hard,” she told the publication.
“I have lived in Australia for 43 years, so moving to another country was a big challenge.”
Roxy was visited by her daughter Pixie during the day
Roxy accessorized with diamonds, including a pendant necklace, tennis bracelet and stud earrings
Elsewhere on Friday, Roxy visited celebrity jeweler and good friend Nicholas Haywood to collect her stunning new engagement ring from husband Oliver Curtis
The mother of two shared a photo of her incredible Christmas tree and let fans know that she would be flying back to Australia for a business trip earlier this week
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, which meant she almost missed her children’s first day of school – daughter Pixie, 12, and son Hunter, eight.
The Sweaty Betty founder announced back in June that she was leaving Sydney to live with her husband in Singapore.
She admitted that her life in the port city is a big difference from her upcoming new life abroad.
Roxy’s move to Singapore wasn’t just fun and glamorous for the mother-of-two, she admitted it took a toll on her emotions. Pictured is Roxy with her daughter Pixie and son Hunter
“Nobody knows me there, nobody has a preconceived idea of who or what I am, nobody has any expectations and best of all, nobody really cares!” she told the Sydney Morning Herald.
“In Singapore it was ‘Roxy who?’ I found it really refreshing and a bit liberating.
Roxy has secured a palatial four-bedroom property in the city’s prestigious Ardmore Residence.
Located just a short walk from Orchard Road entertainment district, Ardmore’s 36-story tower was designed by renowned architect Ben van Berkel.
The apartments feature a seamless flow of living and dining areas, as well as a well-shaded, double-height balcony, perfect for entertaining.
Roxy secured a glamorous apartment in one of Singapore’s most prestigious buildings