Rebecca Judd has parted ways with her longtime manager and friend Lucy Mills after more than 20 years together. The news was announced on Instagram on Wednesday, with Mills describing the split as the 'end of an era'.
Mills recalled their partnership began in 2004 after Judd's famous red dress moment at the Brownlow Medal ceremony. Over the past two decades, she said she had the privilege of working alongside 'a great friend, and an incredible talent'.
Judd responded in the comments, writing: 'Love you long time Lucy.' The mother of four will now be represented by Sean Anderson of 22 Management, who welcomed her to the agency, calling her a 'renowned TV presenter, designer, and entrepreneur'.
Judd first rose to prominence in 2004 at the Brownlow Medal in a red Tarvydas gown. She met her husband, AFL star Chris Judd, two years earlier in a Perth pub. The couple have four children: Oscar, Billie, and twins Tom and Darcey.
The career move comes weeks after Judd shared a makeup-free selfie from the Australian Grand Prix, calling it 'probably the best sporting event on the calendar'.
