Jade Yarbrough snapped visiting Vaucluse home of Michael Clarke

Two months after their very public bust-up in a Noosa park, Jade Yarbrough has been spotted visiting her ex Michael Clarke’s eastern suburbs home. Are they back together?

Is it back on?

Michael Clarke and Jade Yarbrough have sparked rumours they are back together after the blonde interior designer was spotted leaving the former top Aussie cricketer’s eastern suburbs home.

The Daily Telegraph contacted Clarke, who did not return calls, but friends say the pair are still separated — but on good terms.

Yarborough, wearing black active gear, black sunglasses, and carrying a laptop, was photographed arriving at and leaving Clarke’s Vaucluse home on Friday morning, while he was broadcasting his breakfast radio show from Frenchs Forest.

It is understood the pair did not cross paths and that Yarbrough was picking something up.

Jade Yarbrough sparks reconciliation rumours after leaving Michael Clarke’s Vaucluse home. Pictures: Matrix Media Group

Dressed casually in black, Yarbrough did not appear …

… to cross paths with Clarke.

The snaps come a few months after an ugly spat in Noosa, in which the pair were filmed having a wild row in a public park in January.

Clarke was accused of cheating on Yarbrough, who slapped the cricket great on the face during an expletive-laden screaming match in the footage.

The pair had a very public bust-up in a Noosa park in January when Yarbrough …

… accused Clarke of cheating with former flame Pip Edwards. Picture Emma Brasier

Yarbrough’s camp did not respond on Friday to questions about the status of the pair’s relationship.

Her friends and family were apparently blindsided by the images — her sister Jasmine and brother-in-law Karl Stefanovic understandably concerned after the trouble in Queensland.

The Stefanovics were dining with Yarbrough and Clarke before the fight broke out and spilt into the park, where members of the public were quick to film the dramatic events once they realised the subjects were well known.

It is understood both camps would be surprised by any romantic reconciliation.

The lover’s spat cost the pair $862 in fines.

Queensland police confirmed they issued a 30-year-old Queensland woman and a 41-year-old NSW man with Public Nuisance Infringement Notices “following an incident depicted in footage at Lions Park on Gympie Terrace in Noosaville.”

Clarke returned to his Sydney breakfast radio gig later in January.

He told The Daily Telegraph following the emergence of the video: “I accept full responsibility for this altercation and am shattered by my actions.”

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