Kylie Minogue takes break in ‘absolutely stunning’ Whitsundays
Homegrown popstar Kylie Minogue has flown into the Whitsundays to enjoy some downtime amid her Las Vegas residency.
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Popstar Kylie Minogue has flown into the Whitsundays to enjoy some downtime on tropical Hamilton Island amid her Las Vegas residency.
Kylie shared a photo to Instagram looking relaxed and sunkissed on a wooden deck overlooking the Coral Sea while staying at the prestigious Qualia Resort.
By her side was a glass of what appeared to be a bottle of her own alcohol-free Sparkling Rosé.
“Aaaaaahhhhh ... Mini-break in this absolutely stunning part of Australia,” Kylie captioned the photo.
Sharing the photo with her fans at the weekend, it got more than 86,000 likes including from actors Salma Hayek and Jonathan Bailey plus fellow Australian celebs Emma Watkins, Asher Keddie, and Celeste Barber.
Days earlier the 55 year old was spotted at Sydney Airport wearing a black bomber jacket, black trousers and a khaki cap.
But as quick as Kylie returned down under, she flew on out with the homegrown pop princess sharing a behind the scenes glimpse of her Las Vegas soundcheck only hours after her laidback Whitsundays snap.
Kylie will play an exclusive show in New South Wales after she was announced as a headliner for popular festival Splendour in the Grass in July.
The pop princess will play an exclusive show at the Byron Bay festival after winning the Best Pop Dance Recording Grammy her hit Padam Padam.
Under the terms of her appearance, the songstress can only play at the festival, and not at any secret or side shows, meaning super-fans will have to race for Splendour tickets for a chance to see her live.
Kylie recently released her sixteenth studio album, Tension.
Supporting her album, she took up a residency at The Venetian Las Vegas hotel and casino which runs until May.
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