Candice Warner, best known as the wife of Australian cricket star David Warner and her past as a professional Ironwoman, has surprised fans with an unexpected career move.
The 38-year-old, who once dominated surf lifesaving competitions, has revealed she's taken on a completely different role that she "never saw coming."
From the Beach to the Boardroom
Warner, who retired from professional Ironwoman competitions in 2008, has been keeping busy with various ventures since stepping away from competitive sports. However, her latest professional endeavour has raised eyebrows among her followers.
"It's something I never imagined myself doing," Warner admitted in a recent interview. "But when the opportunity presented itself, I knew I had to take it."
A Natural Transition
While Warner hasn't disclosed all the details about her new role, sources suggest it combines her love of fitness with her growing business acumen. The mother-of-three has previously worked as a personal trainer and launched her own activewear line.
"Candice has always been incredibly disciplined and driven," said a close friend. "Whatever she puts her mind to, she excels at. This new chapter is no different."
Balancing Family and Career
Warner has been open about the challenges of juggling motherhood with professional pursuits. With David's international cricket commitments keeping him away for long periods, she's had to develop impressive time management skills.
"People don't realise how much organisation goes into making it all work," she shared. "But I'm lucky to have an amazing support system."
Fans of the Warner family are eagerly awaiting more details about Candice's surprising new career path, with many speculating it could involve television or brand ambassadorship.
