Fashion designer Pip Edwards has been cherishing precious moments with her teenage son over the festive period, following a deeply traumatic experience during last month's Bondi Beach terror attack.
Quality Time After Trauma
The 45-year-old founder of activewear label P.E Nation took to Instagram on Saturday to share a series of candid photos documenting her time with her son, Justice, who is 19. Justice had recently returned home to Australia from California, where he attends college.
One image from the collection showed the pair soaking up the sun at the beach. Edwards confidently displayed her toned physique in a navy blue and white P.E Nation sports bra and high-waisted, side-tie bikini bottoms. Her son Justice opted for black boardshorts and a red baseball cap.
Festive Family Focus
Another snapshot from their beach outings featured Pip wearing a vibrant, patterned lace bikini top from the luxury Italian brand Missoni. In a humorous contrast, Justice appeared fast asleep on a towel beside her.
The posts signify a period of family focus for Edwards, coming just days after reports emerged that she had parted ways with her most recent boyfriend, Dylan Hales. Her social media activity had been minimal for over a week prior, following the tragic events of December 14.
Recovering from Bondi Beach Horror
According to reports, Edwards took time away from work to focus on her wellbeing after being caught up in the Bondi Beach terror attacks. The incident, which unfolded during a Hanukkah celebration, saw gunmen open fire, killing at least 15 people and injuring dozens more.
Edwards later revealed she was forced to hide during the violence and described it as the most traumatic day of her life. Her recent posts with her son mark a poignant return to sharing personal moments as she embraces family support during her recovery.
Earlier in the week, she had shared another intimate photo of Justice, shirtless and smiling at her from a car, captioned simply with a heart emoji, further underscoring the importance of close family bonds during this challenging time.
