Bec Judd responds to awkward Juddchella question
Of all the feedback over her extravagant Juddchella house party, Bec Judd says it’s a question from a kindergarten student that’s left her lost for words.
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In the days after her Coachella-inspired house-warming, Bec Judd said a friend of her daughter’s asked her a question that left her lost for words.
The girl came up to Judd during kinder pick-up and asked why her mother had not been invited.
Telling the story on her KIIS FM 3pm Pick-up radio program, Judd said she was unsure how to respond.
“I was at school during the week and one of Billie’s little girlfriends from [her] kinder class came up to me in front of everyone,” she said on the program.
“She was like, ‘So, I saw your party, watched the videos on mum’s phone. Why didn’t you invite my mum to your party?”
Co-host Katie ‘Monty’ Dimond asked why Judd didn’t invite the mother and Judd explained she didn’t really know her.
“I didn’t want to say that to her (the child) it would have broken her little heart. Like ‘I’m not actually friends with your mum’. I like her but we’re just not close, like she works full time and I just never ever see her.
“So I had nothing to say back to her and I just kept walking.”
Judd drew inspiration from the US arts and music festivals Burning Man and Coachella for the high glam bash on the tennis court at the footy family’s recently renovated mansion in Brighton.
Model turned TV presenter, Judd, set the costume standard for guests, holding court in elaborate ensemble featuring an embroidered bra top, a sheer bolero jacket, and an embellished sheer skirt with reflective panels and pink trunks.
Earlier this week revelations emerged that police were called, a car was driven into a wall and a visit to a bondage shop was caught on film.
Security, described by a guest as ‘fashion security’ guarded the couple’s front door while also vetting guest’s costumes and a ‘pump and dump’ room was set up to assist drunk breastfeeding mums.
Bec Judd, speaking on her 3PM Pick-Up Show, revealed her husband had left a hole in the wall of their newly built garage after driving his car into it while preparing for the backyard bash.
“The morning before (the party) Chris smashed one of our cars into the garage wall which is the first bit of the house that people walked into,” Bec said.
“I was having a house-warming party but I locked the house because I did not want 125 drunk people wrecking it. So people had to walk through the garage.
“There is a hole … We need to get it replastered.”
Despite sharing her party plans extensively with neighbours, police turned up mid afternoon last Saturday after receiving a noise complaint.
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“At 4.40pm we had the police at the front door because a neighbour had complained because their daughter was trying to study and couldn’t,” Bec said.
“So the police come and they take a listen and say, ‘you can actually turn it up louder and you can actually go on later, you can go to 10.30pm,’ so I texted the neighbours that back and they were pretty quiet after that.”