Mum’s the word! Candice Warner flaunts her legs in a denim mini skirt while juggling her three daughters on a shopping trip in Sydney
Her husband, David Warner, is currently in India for the One Day International series.
And cricket WAG Candice Warner certainly had her hands full on Friday as she took their three daughters on a shopping trip in Sydney.
The 34-year-old showed off her slender legs in a denim mini skirt while juggling Ivy Mae, five, Indi Rae, three, and Isla Rose, five months.
Mum’s the word! Candice Warner certainly had her hands full on Friday as she took her three daughters, Ivy Mae, Indi Rae and Isla Rose, on a shopping trip in Sydney
The former professional Ironwoman completed her casual look with a black T-shirt and a pair of buckled sandals.
She styled her blonde hair into a no-fuss high bun and appeared to go makeup free.
Meanwhile, Candice looked every inch the doting mother as she placed Isla into her stroller while her two eldest children tried to climb onto the back.
Calm down! Candice looked every inch the doting mother as she placed Isla into her stroller as her two eldest children tried to climb onto the back
Stylish: The 34-year-old showed off her slender legs in a denim mini skirt, which she teamed with a black T-shirt and a pair of buckled sandals
It comes after Candice spoke out against the media frenzy surrounding the wives and girlfriends of professional cricketers.
She told The Daily Telegraph that the attention the women receive can be ‘way too much’ at times, and she prefers to ‘keep to herself’ at matches.
‘All I want to do is go to the cricket and support my husband,’ the mother-of-three said before attending the Boxing Day Test.
Natural: Candice styled her blonde hair into a high bun and appeared to go makeup free
WAG life: Her husband, David Warner, is currently in India for the One Day International series
Candice added: ‘We also understand that [attention] can be part and parcel at times.
‘There’s always going to be more interest in their private life and what they do.
‘Everyone seems to love what the WAGs are up to… I generally keep to myself, if I am at the cricket you’ll see me with friends and family or I’m sitting with my kids.’
‘Way too much’: It comes after Candice spoke out against the media frenzy surrounding the wives and girlfriends of professional cricketers
Focus on the game: She told The Daily Telegraph that the attention the women receive can be ‘way too much’ at times, and she prefers to ‘keep to herself’ at David’s matches