Sonia Kruger cut an elegant figure as she joined Samantha Armytage, Krissy Marsh and Kate Waterhouse at the Royal Randwick’s Everest race day on Saturday.
The stunning group made sure to turn heads in effortlessly glamorous ensembles as they led the stars at the Sydney racecourse for the day of festivities.
For the glitzy day out, Sonia, 59, showed off her incredible figure in a one-shouldered white gown with a split up the centre which showed off her toned legs.
She added a few extra inches to her height with a pair of translucent heels and toted her essentials in a stylish clutch bag.
In keeping with the white and blue dress code, the former Big Brother host fixed a teal knitted headband in her golden tresses.
Her outing comes after it was claimed that her future with Channel Seven could be in doubt after Big Brother moved to Network 10, with Mel Trancia taking over hosting duties.
Despite television favourite once being one of Seven’s most in-demand stars, rumours are circulating that may no longer be the case after changes at the network.
The Daily Telegraph claimed a ‘highly-placed source’ at Seven said that Sonia was ‘vulnerable’ due to the reduced workload, citing her reported $1.3million contract.
Sonia Kruger cut an elegant figure as she joined Samantha Armytage , Krissy Marsh and Kate Waterhouse at the Royal Randwick’s Everest race day on Saturday
The stunning group made sure to turn heads in effortlessly glamorous ensembles as they led the stars at the Sydney racecourse for the day of festivities. Pictured: Kate Waterhouse
However, a Seven spokesperson rubbished the claims as ‘completely wrong’, while Sonia’s representatives also said she was ‘happy’ in her ‘long-term’ contract at Seven and hadn’t received a pay cut.
And Sonia herself appeared unbothered by the recent rumours as she stepped out for race day with a huge smile on her face.
She was joined at the event by her former Channel Seven co-star Samantha, who recently left Farmer Wants A Wife and the network after 21 years.
Getting in the race day spirit, Samantha, 48, decided to go against the all-white dress code as she sported a stylish black gown.
She completed her elegant ensemble with a pair of black pointed heels and fixed a beige headpiece in her blonde locks in keeping with race day tradition.
Samantha toted her belongings in a black handbag as she posed up a storm for the cameras at the busy race day spectacular.
Also in attendance was The Real Housewives of Sydney star Krissy, 52, who put on a very leggy display in a grey co-ord set.
For the glitzy day out, Sonia, 59, showed off her incredible figure in a one-shouldered white gown with a split up the centre which showed off her toned legs
In keeping with the white and blue dress code, the former Big Brother host fixed a teal knitted headband in her golden tresses
She was joined at the event by her former Channel Seven co-star Samantha, who recently left Farmer Wants A Wife and the network after 21 years
Getting in the race day spirit, Samantha, 48, decided to go against the all-white dress code as she sported a stylish black gown
She fixed a beige headpiece in her golden tresses in keeping with race day tradition as she pulled out all the stops
Also in attendance was The Real Housewives of Sydney star Krissy, 52, who put on a very leggy display in a grey co-ord set
She showed off her signature style in a striped blazer-style top with a plunging neckline, which she teamed with a matching mini skirt
She showed off her signature style in a striped blazer-style top with a plunging neckline, which she teamed with a matching mini skirt.
The reality TV star added to her frame with a pair of white stilettos and slung a small white handbag over one arm.
She made sure to capture attention in a statement wide-brimmed white hat and added a pop of colour to her look with a slick of bright red lipstick.
Elsewhere, journalist Kate put on a quickly display in a white feathered gown with a daring side split which gave a glimpse of her toned legs.
The presenter, 40, added to her frame with a pair of white slip-on heels and fixed a thick white headband on top of her head to finish off her elegant ensemble.
Kate, who is a regular at the races, accentuated her stunning features with a high-glamour make-up palette as she posed up a storm for the cameras.
Kate has long held a passion for horse racing as she is the daughter of horse trainer Gai Waterhouse and bookmaker Robbie Waterhouse.
Meanwhile, Grace Hayden, 22, put on a leggy display in a white strapless mini dress with a bubble-style skirt.
Elsewhere, Kate put on a quickly display in a white feathered gown with a daring side split which gave a glimpse of her toned legs
Kate, who is a regular at the races, accentuated her stunning features with a high-glamour make-up palette as she posed up a storm for the cameras
Kate has long held a passion for horse racing as she is the daughter of horse trainer Gai Waterhouse and bookmaker Robbie Waterhouse
Meanwhile, Grace Hayden, 22, put on a leggy display in a white strapless mini dress with a bubble-style skirt
The Seven race day fashion reporter fixed a fascinator in her golden tresses to complete her elegant look
She was seen posing alongside her new cotton heir boyfriend Wilson Statham, who she was first linked to earlier this year
Grace toted her essentials in a small cream clutch bag for the lavish day out, where she was seen chatting with Lucinda Pikkat
She gave herself a few extra inches in a pair of white stiletto heels and toted her essentials in a small cream clutch bag for the lavish day out.
The Seven race day fashion reporter fixed a fascinator in her golden tresses to complete her elegant look.
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She was seen posing alongside her new cotton heir boyfriend Wilson Statham, who she was first linked to earlier this year.
The daughter of cricketing legend Matthew Hayden looked very loved-up with Wilson as they were seen posing arm-in-arm.
They were all among the arrivals at The Everest race day, which is billed as the ‘world’s richest race on turf’.
The race sees 12 of the fastest horses compete over a a distance of 1,200 metres at Randwick Racecourse for the chance to win the $20,000,000 prize pot.
In keeping with tradition, attendees were encouraged to wear glitzy outfits featuring white with a splash of light blue.
Also in attendance were the likes of 7News Sydney hosting duo Mark Ferguson and Angela Cox, Aussie influencer Saskia Wotton, and Made In Bondi’s Lawson Mahoney and Charlie Moore, among many others.
TV presenter Mark Ferguson cut a dapper figure in a navy suit as he stepped out alongside his new 7News Sydney co-host Angela Cox
Aussie influencer Saskia Wotton put on a glamorous display in a stunning cream dress, which she styled with pointed heels
She added to her look with an array of chunky silver bracelets as well as a stylish light blue handbag
Made In Bondi’s Lawson Mahoney cut a dapper figure in a suave suit as he stepped out alongside Charlie Moore
They were all among the arrivals at The Everest race day, which is billed as the ‘world’s richest race on turf’. Pictured: Lucinda Pickett
In keeping with tradition, attendees were encouraged to wear glitzy outfits featuring white with a splash of light blue. Pictured: Chantel Buckley
Ally Mosley made sure to keep with the racing day dress code in a stylish teal mini dress embellished with floral detailing
Stacey Hemera opted for a very bold look as she stepped out in a strapless red dress, which she styled with blue heels and a matching hat
Viera Macikova cut a very vibrant figure in a high-neck blue gown with green and floral detailing
Grace has been seen out-and-about with Wilson in recent weeks and they were spotted looking very cosy during one sighting back in June.
During an outing with their friends, she was seen smiling as she cuddled up to Wilson, who is the son of Queensland cotton moguls Danielle and David Statham.
Grace and Wilson first went public with their romance at the Randwick races on April 6 and were spotted a month later holding hands at a Sydney pub.
Wilson’s parents, Danielle and David, own and operate the Sundown Pastoral Company, a family run but privately owned cotton and cropping enterprise.
Their empire spans over 70,000ha across Queensland and northern NSW.