Bec Judd spotted mingling with deputy Liberal leader Sam Groth at major event in Adelaide

Prominent Melbourne influencer and fierce Allan government critic Bec Judd has been spotted on social media mingling with Victorian deputy Liberal leader Sam Groth at a major interstate event.

Melbourne influencer Bec Judd has been spotted mingling with deputy Liberal leader Sam Groth, his wife Brittany and TV presenter Jessie Roberts. Picture: Instagram

Prominent Melbourne influencer and fierce Allan government critic Bec Judd has been spotted on social media mingling with Victorian deputy Liberal leader Sam Groth and wife Brittany.

The Brighton local, in Adelaide ahead of this weekend’s LIV Golf tournament, flooded her Instagram with happy snaps of the trio watching famed Aussie DJ Dom Dolla perform at the LIV fan village on Friday night.

Judd has long been a vocal critic against the Labor government, regularly taking to social media to condemn the Allan party for their failure to curb spiralling youth crime in Melbourne.

Bec Judd has long been a vocal critic against the Labor government. Picture: David Caird

Just last month Judd unleashed a scathing attack on the state government, labelling Jacinta Allan as the “premier who made Victoria unsafe.”

“Jacinta Allan will lose the election because of her government’s lack of action on spiralling youth crime (among other things),” she wrote on Instagram in January.

She continued her blistering assessment in February, slamming the Premier over the timing of her decision to review Victoria’s bail laws.

“When you realise you’re going to lose the election over out-of-control youth crime you finally decide to ‘care’,” she posted on Instagram.

Judd was mingling with Sam Groth, right, who has recently been appointed as deputy leader of the Liberal Party. Picture: David Crosling

Likewise, Groth, who briefly resigned from the Victorian Liberal frontbench in December before being appointed deputy leader, has long been vocal in his dissent of the Allan party, lambasting the state government for causing Victorians to “flee the state.”

Speaking on Sky News last week, Groth said Victorians were “fleeing the state because of the conditions put on them by first Daniel Andrews and the government he led, and now Jacinta Allan.”

The happy snaps of Judd and the Groths come as the crew enjoy a weekend of golf and revelry as part of the electric LIV tournament in Adelaide.