Hamish Blake’s hilarious response to wife’s $89 million deal

Hamish Blake remains as relatable and down to earth as ever, after wife Zoë Foster Blake has an $89 million payday after beauty deal.

Zoë Foster Blake just made the deal of her life, earning $89 million after selling her controlling stake in her Go-To skincare company.

But married to funnyman Hamish Blake, it was expected that he would somehow find a way to make the entire situation one to laugh about.

On Sunday, the TV and radio star, 39, shared a photo of himself building a fort made of sticks at home, joking that he and Zoe were “at the top of our game”.

Being as relatable as ever, Hamish responds to his wife’s huge deal. Picture: Instagram

“My wiz of a wife did a huge business deal and I am, of course, as always, super impressed by her and massively proud,” his caption began.

“ALSO, I happened to just make probably the trickiest stick fort I’ve ever made, so I guess we BOTH know what it’s like to be married to someone at the top of their game,” he finished, adding a thumbs up emoji.

As expected, fans of the couple and Hamish particularly were loving his response.

Zoë Foster Blake had an $89 million payday when she sold her controlling stake in her Go-To skincare company. Picture: Instagram

“She is a lucky woman,” one user commented.

“You can afford the good sticks now! Sweeeet,” added another.

“At least she’s still in touch with the common man with you around,” a third joked.

On Friday, news.com.au reported that the 41-year-old beauty mogul sold a 50.1 per cent share to leading beauty and wellness company BWX.

BWX, which sealed a five-year supplier deal with Chemist Warehouse Group in February, said her 2014-born company had a range of “simple, trusted and effective skincare products for the masstige market” and last year generated $36.8 million of revenue.

Masstige is a term to describe brands that are sold mass market due to their affordability but have a prestige or luxury feel.

BWX says Go-To will remain an independently operated, stand-alone, founder-led brand but will leverage its new controlling shareholder’s expertise and capability in certain areas, with Foster Blake to remain a strategic investor, chief creative officer and board director.

“The partnership represents a strategically and financially compelling opportunity for BWX to collaborate with one of Australia’s leading skincare entrepreneurs and support Go-To’s ongoing growth,” it said.

Foster Blake said her company had been seeking a partner to bring it to the next level, one that “got” its brands and point of difference.

“BWX immediately made sense. They live and breathe skincare and have a proven track record globally,” she said.

Go-To is one of Mecca’s best-selling brands.