‘Sour taste in my mouth’: Decision for AFL WAGS to appear on podcasts criticised
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News24 host Danica De Giorgio says the decision for former friends Jules Neale and Tess Crosley to appear on separate podcasts airing the cheating scandal that tore them apart was “completely tacky”. “I thought both of them appearing on podcasts was completely tacky; don’t forget there are children involved,” Ms De Giorgio said. “I can completely sympathise with Jules Neale; I do feel sorry for her given the situation. “I just think if you’re going to have a spat, have it in private.”
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