Honesty is the best policy for good sport Rebecca Judd

BUSINESSWOMAN, model mum and brand ambassador Rebecca Judd has admitted she is an oversharer.

New Chadstone Ambassador Rebecca Judd and her children Billie, 3 and Oscar, 6, at the Club Royale arcade. Picture: Nicki Connolly

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BUSINESSWOMAN, busy mum and brand ambassador Rebecca Judd has admitted she is an oversharer.

Judd, who is the new ambassador for Chadstone shopping centre, has become one of the most talked about new voices on Melbourne radio thanks to her no filter approach to motherhood on her KIIS FM show, The 3PM Pick-Up.

Judd co-hosts the show with Monty Dimond and Yumi Stynes.

“I am very honest and I share a lot, a lot, of what happens to me being a wife, being a mum, working or being at home, and I think there are a lot of people out there who relate to it,” she said.

“That is just me, I have always been an oversharer.

“Having said that there are definitely certain things I wouldn’t share, but most of it I am happy to put out there or maybe a little more of a censored version of it.”

Judd said she jumped at the chance to join the Chadstone family.

“I only take on new roles now if they pass the love test; am I going to love working with this brand. When this opportunity came up it was a no brainer,” she said.

“It is where I shop, I am there most weeks, it is where I do all my kids shopping, where I buy for myself and it is great to take the kids out to when you need to get them out of the house.

“It is a one-stop shop.

“All the entertainment, all the dining, all the shopping. A little bit of cheeky shopping never hurt anyone.”

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