Australian Idol host Ricki-Lee Coulter looks stylish in a brown jumpsuit as she goes to lunch with her husband Richard Harrison and mother Loretta in Sydney
Ricki-Lee Coulter dressed to impress as she stepped out with her husband Richard Harrison and mother Loretta Sheerin in Sydney on Wednesday.
The Australian Idol host, 37, rocked a stylish brown jumpsuit as she went to lunch in Woollahra.
The singer completed her look with a pair of white sneakers, a brown bag and large hoop earrings.
Australian Idol host Ricki-Lee Coulter looked stylish in a brown jumpsuit as she went to lunch with her husband Richard Harrison and mother Loretta in Sydney
Ricki-Lee tied her brown locks into a high bun and wore a neutral palette of makeup for the outing.
The artist was seen walking to the venue with her mother Loretta, who looked stylish in grey pants, a white T-shirt and denim jacket.
The pair were also joined by Ricki-Lee’s husband Richard, who wore black pants and a matching coloured T-shirt for lunch.
The Australian Idol host, 37, rocked a stylish brown jumpsuit as she went to lunch in Woollahra
The singer completed her look with a pair of white sneakers, a brown bag and large hoop earrings
The sighting comes after Ricki-Lee recently revealed why it’s so special returning to Australian Idol, 19 years ago after the show made her famous.
She placed seventh on the 2004 season, and the talented performer has remained a fixture of the music industry ever since.
She is currently co-presenting Channel Seven’s reboot with Scott Tweedie.
Ricki-Lee tied her brown locks into a high bun and wore a neutral palette of makeup for the outing
The artist was seen walking to the venue with her mother Loretta, who looked stylish in grey pants, a white T-shirt and denim jacket
The pair were also joined by Ricki-Lee’s husband Richard, who wore black pants and a matching coloured T-shirt for lunch
‘This show made all of my childhood dreams come true,’ Ricki-Lee told 7News.
‘When I was a little girl, all I wanted was to be on stage and to perform for people, making music that makes people feel something.’
Idolising the likes of Whitney Houston and Celine Dion as a young girl, Ricki-Lee worked hard to forge her own path.
So she can relate to the young artists trying their luck on the singing competition.
The sighting comes after Ricki-Lee recently revealed why it’s so special returning to Australian Idol, 19 years ago after the show made her famous
She placed seventh on the 2004 season, and the talented performer has remained a fixture of the music industry ever since
