Bec Judd poses in bikini shoot for Spray Aus

The mum-of-four may have just quit her KIIS FM radio gig but Bec Judd is keeping busy with multiple swimwear photo shoots.

Bec Judd might have quit her radio gig this week, but that doesn’t mean she is slowing down.

The businesswoman has been posing up a storm at several photo shoots shared on Instagram, showing the mum-of-four has been a busy woman.

On Wednesday, the 37-year-old took part in a campaign for The Skincare Company, which involved her posing in a multitude of swimmers including a black one piece and a lilac bikini.

In a second gig shared the previous day, Bec posed in a pool in a black bandeau bikini for the tanning business she owns with former WAG Nadia Bartel, Spray Aus.

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Bec Judd flaunted her tan in a several photo shoots shared on Instagram. Picture: Instagram/BecJudd

One bikini-clad shoot for her tanning brand was very sexy. Picture: Instagram.

Sporting a bronzed complexion (no doubt thanks to her own tanning products), Bec kept her make-up simple and her hair slicked back for a chic wet look.

It comes as Bec revealed she and husband, former AFL player Chris Judd, had both decided to walk away from their radio gigs next year.

“It wasn’t an easy decision but it’s one I’ve sat on for months. It’s a family decision and it was made back between lockdowns quite a while ago now,” she said in a video posted to Instagram on Monday.

“My husband has also walked away from his radio gig for next year and it’s purely just a result of us re-evaluating our lives and what’s important to us as a family for next year.”

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Chris and Bec Judd have both quit their radio gigs. Picture: Instagram

Bec, who is being replaced by Kate Langbroek, also told 3pm Pickup co-host Monty Diamond that next year would be the first time in five years both she and Chris didn’t have “weekly commitments”.

“He’s not doing radio anymore, I’m not doing radio anymore, so we’ve got a lot of freedom in our schedule and we’re very lucky to have that,” Bec said.

“I’ve got such a young family, my twins start school not next year but the year after, so I’ve got one year left at home with them and we just want to really make the most of those golden years … they’re slipping away, those golden years.”

Bec said they had made the decision so they could do more as a family together. Picture: Instagram.

On her KIIS FM radio gig Bec would frequently share anecdotes about her family life, from how she was called a “bogan” at her kids’ sporting matches to her marriage with Chris.

She also copped a social media backlash for her posts on Melbourne’s lockdown, after she initially supported the lockdown of certain suburbs before later opposing “Dictator Dan’s” prolonged measures.

Bec had hosted 3pm Pickup for four years and before that presented the weather on Channel 9’s Melbourne 6pm weekend news bulletin.

She also was the host of Nine regional travel show Postcards, however, the show has been put on hold for months due to COVID-19 and it is unknown when it will return.

Bec posed in a black bikini to promote Spray Aus last month. Picture: Instagram.

This bikini sold out in record time in October. Picture: Instagram/JAGGAD

She’s also no stranger to sharing bikini snaps, causing a frenzy in October over a bikini she launched with her fashion label JAGGAD.

The $130 swimmers sold out less than an hour after appearing online thanks to a series of images of the 37-year-old in them.

Promotional photos for the collection were also met with praise for portraying a range of “real” women with different body shapes and sizes wearing the swimmers.

Originally published as Bec Judd poses in bikini shoot for Spray Aus