AFL WAG Bec Judd brands Dan Andrews ‘probably the biggest liar Victoria has ever seen’, takes aim at Jacinta Allan

Brighton WAG Bec Judd has upped the ante against Victorian Labor, dubbing ex premier Dan Andrews “probably the biggest liar Victoria has ever seen” and claiming she has “banded Victorians together” in her crime fight.

Outspoken former footy WAG Bec Judd has branded former Victorian premier Dan Andrews “the biggest liar Victoria has ever seen”.

Judd first raised the crime wave in her suburb Brighton in 2022 and was mocked for her views by Andrews.

She hasn’t taken a back step, continuing to point out the rising problems in this “woke, broken and violent” state and also taking aim at Premier Jacinta Allan.

Judd was a guest on Triple M’s Friday Huddle and the show played Andrews’ smug response to Judd when she first posted on social media about feeling unsafe.

Bec Judd in a video which has viral online. Picture: Instagram

“Actually a pretty good actor isn’t he?” Judd said.

“That was a flat out lie about the data and the extra police officers … a flat out lie which has been proven.

“(He is) probably the biggest liar Victoria has ever seen.”

Judd said she was initially trolled when she posted on social media but she has now earned support given the obvious crime issues in the state.

“I feel like I’ve really banded Victorians together,” she said.

“The fact of the matter is we have a huge problem and this is killing our state.”

She continued: “There’s a lot of how dare you have an opinion because you live in that suburb. I always get white privileged woman from Brighton … there was a heck of a lot of trolling, just go and spend some more on private security and shut up. All of a sudden the trolling has disappeared, I would say 100 per cent of my DMs are now ‘you were right, keep speaking up about it’.

“This is not just a bayside issue, this is a Victorian issue. The support has been insane, I don’t think I get blowback from anyone now. I’ve had people apologise to me, I’ve had people say I was against you and now I’m not. Even people who didn’t like me for whatever reason.”

Former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews. Picture: Josie Hayden

Judd on Friday was calling for an early election after more stories this week of bail being granted to teen offenders.

Last year Judd, who lives in Brighton with former footy star husband Chris Judd and their four children, said: “Melbourne this is sad. Woke, broke and violent. I can’t believe we are living like this.”

Judd, who was also promoting her Vain-ish podcast with bestie Jessie Roberts, said she won’t take a backward step in her crusade for change.