Grant Denyer’s wife Chezzi sends fans wild with transformation
Fans of former Sunrise weather presenter Grant Denyer and his wife Chezzi couldn’t believe their eyes when the mum shared a new snap to Instagram, showing off a dramatic new look.
Gone was Chezzi’s signature blonde hair, instead replaced by dark red locks.
The mother-of-three was rocking a glowy lip colour and sparkly eye shadow, making the overall look extra fun.
“When your day job is dressing up…” she captioned the post, revealing to followers that she was wearing a wig.
But friends and fans remarked that the new look “really suited” Chezzi, with one writing that they “love that colour on you”.
“Love it!!” journalist Jess Rowe wrote.
“You look gorgeous in red,” another said.
“You always look amazing! But also LOVE this colour on you!!!” one commenter said.
“Ooohhh that hair colour suits you Chezzi 💜❤️,” another agreed.
The dark red hair comes two months after Chezzi stunned with bright pink hair.
“Pink hair: Because every girl should be able to play dress-ups for their job…” she wrote at the time on Instagram.
“AND how much easier would life be with a personal makeup artist to paint our faces and style our hair each day?”
When she’s not playing “dress up” and raising the couple’s three daughters, Chezzi has been taking lessons from a spiritual medium as a way to trust herself more and develop her intuition.
The mother-of-three has been studying through the night once a week with a coach.
A spiritual medium claims to have the ability to communicate with the spirits of the dead and living beings.
“The commitment seems large, especially when you’re tired and would prefer to sleep…” she explained in an Instagram story on May 3.
“But the reward is that this course has been life-changing for me.
“I am nowhere close to being able to do this as a profession … and I didn’t enter this course wanting to become a medium.
“I chose this course as a way to trust myself more, to develop ways to enhance my intuition.
“To learn ways of being able to slow down and take note of the multitude of signs and symbols put in my path each day designed to give great hope.”
Chezzi wrote that what she has taken from the course is “so much more” than simply trusting herself and enhancing her intuition.
Her lessons were to “put myself first sometimes” and that humans are “highly intuitive” — something that people can often lose touch with.
“I’ve learnt that I believe in the world being a good-hearted place despite the constant news of suffering and loss,” she went on.
“I’ve learnt that the people and animals I adored in this life, are with me energetically and cheering me on.
“And the most profound thing of all, is that I have learnt to trust myself.
“To trust and speak up when something doesn’t feel right. To have confidence in myself. To set clear boundaries.
“To speak my intentions out loud and to always act for the highest possible good.”
SOURCE: 7NEWS
