Tegan Kynaston enjoys a mum and son day out with toddler Otto in Bondi - after husband Kyle Sandilands confronted her over romantic note from mystery man
Tegan Kynaston loves to take her toddler son on days out - just the two of them.
And the wife of shock jock Kyle Sandilands was braving Sydney 's chilly winter weather on Sunday as she took a stroll with little Otto in Bondi.
The 39-year-old kept warm in a black puffer jacket from North Face along with a pair of skin tight leggings.
She added a pair of white sneakers and had on a designer sunglasses while carrying a chic bag over her shoulder.
Tegan appeared to have on some subtle makeup including a peachy blush and pin lipstick while wearing her blonde hair down in waves.
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And the wife of shock jock Kyle Sandilands was braving Sydney's chilly winter weather on Sunday as she took a stroll with little Otto in Bondi
Otto, two, was keeping warm by burning some energy as his mum was left carrying his puffer vest for him.
The two traipsed alongside the boardwalk alongside the ocean looking relaxed and in good spirits.
It comes after Tegan's husband Kyle Sandilands shared a 'heartbreaking' relationship update after he and wife Tegan celebrated their second wedding anniversary.
The shock jock admitted on the Kyle & Jackie O Show on that he 'freaked' after finding a romantic note in Tegan's bag from a 'mystery man'.
He told co-host Jackie 'O' Henderson that the incident occurred just days after the couple celebrated two years of wedded bliss.
'I made a fool of myself in front of my wife and that's never a good look,' Kyle sheepishly admitted.
'It was our anniversary the other day and I bought her this hotel foyer quality sized flower arrangement, like something you'd see in the Hilton Hotel or something.'
Putting his flowery display of love out of his mind, Kyle said he was left crestfallen after rummaging in Teagan's bag while she slept.
She added a pair of white sneakers and had on a designer sunglasses while carrying a chic bag over her shoulder
Tegan appeared to have on some subtle makeup including a peachy blush and pin lipstick while wearing her blonde hair down in waves
'I was looking for a cigarette lighter this morning in her bag before I started work and I found this note and my heart dropped,' he said.
'There was a little note shoved inside her handbag and I freaked.'
Jackie, equally shocked at Kyle's admission, asked: 'Written by who?'
'I don't know. Not by her. By a fella,' Kyle replied.
He then went on to read the contents of the romantic missive.
'It says: "My love, every day with you is the best day of my life. I love you more than words can ever say".'
A clearly shocked Jackie could not believe her ears, telling Kyle: 'I would be vomiting at this point.'
Kyle wasn't going to take the note lying down either, admitting that he immediately confronted his wife over the note.
It comes after Tegan's husband Kyle Sandilands shared a 'heartbreaking' relationship update after he and wife Tegan celebrated their second wedding anniversary
'I couldn't believe it, so I've woken her up and asked "What's this all about?"' Kyle said.
'She looked all confused. She lifted her little silk eye mask and went, "that's the note you sent me with the flowers for our anniversary".'
Kyle then revealed he was not the author of the swoon-worthy words, but rather his producer and manager Bruno Bouchet.
'I thought that bloody Bruno has been ghost-writing again. I didn't ask for any cards,' Kyle said.
'I never wrote it and she's been carrying it around in her handbag like I'm a sweetie pie.'
Jackie was quick to confront Kyle over his lack of romantic impulse.
That's the most heartbreaking story ever because the poor thing now knows you had nothing to do with that message,' Jackie said.
Kyle retorted, saying the last card he received from his wife was on Valentine's Day and was delivered without any inscription from Tegan.
'At least that's authentic and real,' Jackie added.
Kyle's admission comes after he revealed in January that the couple were trying for a brother or sister for son Otto, two.
'We were just talking yesterday and we will probably start working towards the new child [this] year, I think - that's what we're really doing,' he told Insider.
'But we've gotta time that out though because I don't want to be away on auditions for Idol next year when she's about to give birth, so that's gonna be well-timed.'
He previously described fatherhood as one of the greatest experiences in his life, telling Daily Mail Australia that he 'can't imagine being any happier'.
'I used to watch hours and hours of TV, and now I just sit there looking at him and he's really been a joy,' he said.
'I've just been sitting at home the whole time which I've enjoyed. I'm at home now more than I was with lockdowns, so we're loving every second of it.
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