Real Housewives of Sydney star Lisa Oldfield says husband David saved her from ‘wrong crowd’
Real Housewives of Sydney star Lisa Oldfield has described herself as drug-meddling loose cannon before she married her former politician husband David Oldfield.
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Real Housewives of Sydney star Lisa Oldfield has described herself as drug-meddling loose cannon before she married her former politician husband David Oldfield.
Detailing her love for the One Nation party co-founder, the fiery reality TV star told fans that it wasn’t until she felt safe and loved that she finally settled down from her wild partying ways.
“I was a complete ratbag before I met my husband David. I ran with the ‘wrong crowd,’ I probably kept the Medellin drug cartel in the black; I partied until dawn and completely lacked ambition and motivation,” Oldfield confessed.
The candid post was a personal plea to legalise same sex marriage. The 41-year-old compared herself to her gay mate Dave, who up until meeting his life partner Kyle, also lived life on the edge.
“It was only once I formed a lifelong partnership with David guiding, encouraging and loving me did I get my life on track. I was loved. I was cared for. I finally cared about someone else,” the black-haired beauty wrote, adding that the union was the best day of her life.
“We celebrated our commitment to each other before family, friends and the law. Besides the birth of my two sons and the Bros concert of November 3rd 1998, my wedding was the most joyous day of my life”.
Wanting nothing more than for “Gay Dave” to have the same experience, the passionate star has vowed to fight for marriage equality in Australia.
“Gay Dave and Kyle should have every right to celebrate their love by getting married. They to, should be able to, in front of family and friends and the law make that solemn vow to ‘love, honour and cherish’.
“I will fight to the marrow of my bones to ensure that Gay Dave and Kyle have what Old Dave and I have”.
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