Rebecca Judd is left shocked as rogue nanny reveals her WILD confession about working for a rich family in London
Footy WAG Rebecca Judd was left speechless after hearing an Australian nanny’s wild confession about what it was like working for a rich family in the UK.
During a segment on Tuesday’s 3pm Pick-Up, the nanny explained that the parents seemed normal when she was first hired to care for their eight-month-old child.
However, things took a bizarre turn when the child started to eat solid foods.
‘They first started telling me to wash all the vegetables with Evian water’: Footy WAG Rebecca Judd, 37, was left gobsmacked during Tuesday’s 3pm Pick Up after hearing an Australian nanny’s wild confession about working for a rich family in the UK
‘The parents first started telling me to wash all [the baby’s] vegetables with Evian water. and they started really emphasising the bottled water over the London tap water,’ the anonymous nanny explained.
The woman admitted she had found the request ‘a bit weird’ at first, but decided to let it slide because London tap water ‘is a bit gross’.
However, the parents’ requests became more bizarre when it came to bath time.
‘They instructed me to fill up an entire baby bath with nine bottles of Evian water’: Things took a turn for the bizarre when it came to bath time. Pictured: 3pm Pick Up host Katie ‘Monty’ Dimond
‘But then when it came to doing the bath routine, they instructed me to fill up an entire baby bath with nine 1.25 litre bottles of Evian water,’ she said.
Rebecca’s shocked co-host Katie ‘Monty’ Dimond said: ‘That’s quite extreme. Definitely a first child!’
Mother-of-four Rebecca added: ‘Rather spoiled, we’re thinking? It’s not like London water is like Bali water!’
‘Rather spoiled, we’re thinking?’ Rebecca was shocked by the nanny’s confession. Pictured: Rebecca poses inside her $7.3 million Melbourne mansion with husband Chris Judd share their four children, son Oscar, eight, daughter Billie, five, and twin sons Tom and Darcy, three
Astonished: ‘It’s not like London water’s like Bali water!’ the glamorous Postcards presenter added. Pictured: Rebecca posing with a bottle of champagne in her home’s swimming pool
Some major celebrities have admitted to bathing in Evian mineral water.
In 2005, tennis champion Serena Williams famously enjoyed a bath filled with more than 1,000 litres of Evian spring water at Miami’s Hotel Victor.
Costing about $5,000, the experience was described by the media at the time as ‘the world’s most expensive bath’.
The likes of Britney Spears and Beyoncé are also rumoured to have indulged in the hotel’s exclusive bathing experience.
Expensive soak: In 2005, tennis champion Serena Williams famously enjoyed a bath filled with over 1000 litres of Evian spring water at Miami’s Hotel Victor