Annabelle Price and Freddie Blencke move out of their Vaucluse home

The pile of junk outside Freddie Blencke and Annabelle Price’s lavish eastern suburbs home is testament to the end of the fallen high-society couple’s relationship.

The pile of rubbish outside Annabelle Price and Freddie Blencke’s Vaucluse rental.

A picture can tell a thousand words. Much like the pile of junk outside fallen high-society couple Freddie Blencke and Annabelle Price’s lavish eastern suburbs home.

The couple officially moved out of their $5.3 million luxury five-bedroom Vaucluse rental, with Blencke believed to have moved to Point Piper, while Price is understood to have new digs in Double Bay.

The rapid downward spiral of Sydney’s once-prominent couple is still a hot topic of conversation in the east, four months after the cracks began to show.

Blencke’s name hit the headlines in 2021 after it was alleged he assaulted his wife of three years inside a children’s hospital — a claim the 49-year-old has pleaded not guilty to.

Since then, the social invitations have dried up, with former close friends seemingly distancing themselves from the controversial pair.

Social invitations have dried up for Freddie Blencke and Annabelle Price.

Price, 30, quickly moved on after the alleged incident involving Blencke, moving with her two young children into the Rose Bay apartment of former private equity worker Tom Fennell just weeks after the assault charges came to light.

During happier times, Blencke and Price were known for the parties they would throw in their Vaucluse mansion, and were fixtures on the social scene.

However all evidence of those parties and social events have been wiped from Price’s Instagram account.

“The images of the front of their home is a sad end to what was a lovely family home,” a source close to the couple said.

“But it is an image of truth. Their whole situation is messy and their relationship is irreconcilably broken.”

Blencke will return to court next month to defend the assault charge against him.

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