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Daily Mail
23-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Tammy Hembrow's $50million empire at risk as she announces shock split from husband Matt Zukowski after just seven months of marriage
Tammy Hembrow announced her shock split from her husband of seven months Matt Zukowski in an emotional video on Sunday. But the 31-year-old fitness influencer's staggering $50million net worth could be in jeopardy amid her divorce from the Love Island Australia star. Tammy made her fortune after launching her activewear label Saski Collection in 2017 and her designs are now sold in more than 190 countries. Subscriptions for her Tammy Fit app have also been a success and range from $114.99 a year to $24.99 per month. In addition to her two fitness-related companies, Saski Collection and Tammy Fit, she boasts 17.1million followers on Instagram and 1.31 million subscribers on YouTube. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Tammy also owns a luxurious $2.88million five-bedroom waterfront mansion on the Gold Coast which she purchased in August 2020, before meeting Matt. The property features a deck, located behind glass doors and is set on a gorgeous stretch of water, as well as a pool. Meanwhile, Matt's net worth is unknown but it's believed to be significantly lower. He currently co-hosts his podcast Where's Your Head At? with his ex-girlfriend and fellow Love Island alum Anna McEvoy. Matt has also moved back to Melbourne, where he resumed working for his father's pool business. However, Tammy may be able to avoid a 50/50 asset split as family law in Australia does in some cases focus on each party's financial contributions. Tammy and Matt confirmed their split on Sunday after just seven months of marriage. The Love Island Australia star announced the couple's separation in a sombre Instagram Story, telling fans the decision was not taken lightly. 'It's with a heavy heart I share that Tammy and I have decided to separate,' Matt began. 'Both of us have struggled with making this decision however we need to do what is right for ourselves and her three children. 'This wasn't a decision we took lightly. Our time together will always be cherished and never forgotten,' he added, before thanking fans for their support and asking for privacy. Despite their short-lived marriage, both parties have asked for privacy as they adjust to life post-breakup. 'We appreciate everyone's support and space at this time as we navigate the split,' Matt concluded in his emotional post. Tammy later addressed the split in an emotional TikTok video, telling fans she will be getting a divorce. 'I don't want to get into the details and I want to be sensitive to everyone involved,' she told fans. 'Obviously when you marry someone, you do it thinking that it is going to be forever and I blame no one but myself,' Tammy continued while breaking down in tears. 'I've made not the best choices when it comes to relationships. I'm good at putting on rose-colored glasses. 'Obviously the worst part for me is that I have kids. I don't care about me, I know I will be ok but I feel awful.' The news came less than 24 hours after Matt was spotted spending time with sports journalist Tayla Little at the London Tavern in Melbourne on Saturday night. Tammy, 31, first sparked concern in March after she was spotted crying in a bathroom, while Matt was later overheard allegedly ' talking crap' about his wife at a South Melbourne gym. In the weeks that followed, Matt quietly moved out of the couple's Queensland home and relocated back to Melbourne, where he resumed working for his father's pool business. While Matt continued to co-host his podcast Where's Your Head At? with ex-girlfriend and fellow Love Island alum Anna McEvoy, Tammy was noticeably absent from his social media. Meanwhile, the Gold Coast-based influencer has remained in Queensland with her three children - son Wolf, nine, daughter Saskia, seven, and toddler Posy, three - from previous relationships. Matt was notably missing from several major family events over the past two months, including Tammy's 31st birthday, Posy's fairy-themed third birthday party, and even Easter weekend. Tammy and Matt tied the knot in a beautiful ceremony at Chateau Du Soleil in Byron Bay on November 23. They got engaged in December 2023 following just three months of dating. The jet-setting pair were engaged in the Maldives, before heading off to Greece and Bali for luxury holidays. Tammy has been engaged twice before, the first time to influencer Reece Hawkins, who she shares her son Wolf and daughter Saskia with.
Economic Times
22-06-2025
- Business
- Economic Times
Tammy Hembrow's divorce: Why her $50M fitness and fashion empire could be at risk
After surprise divorce announcement, Tammy Hembrow's $50 Million empire faces turbulence. (Image: Instagram/Tammy Hembrow) Australian fitness entrepreneur and social media star Tammy Hembrow stunned fans this weekend by confirming her split from husband Matt Zukowski just seven months after their lavish Byron Bay wedding. Speaking through tears on TikTok to her 2.1 million followers, Hembrow revealed that divorce is imminent, citing personal responsibility and immense distress, especially regarding the impact on her children.'This is giving me so much anxiety... I am going to be getting a divorce,' she said. Hembrow expressed regret and heartbreak, acknowledging that while she didn't want to lay blame, she 'blames no one but myself' for the breakdown of her marriage. She spoke of deep shame and embarrassment, comparing the situation to the worst moment of her life, particularly as a mother of three and amid vicious online commentary. At the center of this personal upheaval is a business empire estimated to be worth $50 million, on which her divorce could place mounting pressure. Hembrow boasts nearly 20 million combined followers on Instagram and TikTok, driving massive engagement and influence. Her flagship Saski Collection activewear line and Tammy Fit app are cornerstones of her enterprise. Membership subscriptions cost between $24.99/month and $114.99/year, generating significant recurring revenue. The couple resides in a $2.88 million waterfront mansion in Broadbeach Waters, which Hembrow acquired in 2020. The sprawling entertainer's estate, featuring a timber jetty and scenic coastal views, is part of the divorce such wealth at stake and Hembrow's net worth far outpacing Zukowski's, some industry observers note Australia's property law may benefit her, focusing on individual contributions rather than a strict 50–50 split. The outcome could significantly affect her control over annual revenues and real the announcement, Hembrow, 31, continually returned to her three young children, Wolf (10) and Saskia (8), from previous relationships, and Posy (3), from another ex. She admitted the separation 'hurt the worst for my kids' and pledged to focus on healing and supporting them above also shared that therapy has been 'life‑changing' amid the divorce, admitting she's only just begun to confront relationship patterns she regrets. She expressed determination to learn from her choices and approach future relationships more 29 and known for his appearance on Love Island Australia, echoed her statements in his own Instagram post. He described the decision as 'difficult but necessary', especially for their personal wellbeing and that of the children. He said no blame was being assigned and shared that the split was made after 'much struggle'.Australian family courts will now adjudicate property division, guided by financial contribution. Hembrow's bigger economic stake and primary asset ownership will influence these divorce could trigger leadership and decision-making transitions within Saski Collection and related ventures.
Time of India
22-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Tammy Hembrow's divorce: Why her $50M fitness and fashion empire could be at risk
Australian fitness entrepreneur and social media star Tammy Hembrow stunned fans this weekend by confirming her split from husband Matt Zukowski just seven months after their lavish Byron Bay wedding. Speaking through tears on TikTok to her 2.1 million followers, Hembrow revealed that divorce is imminent, citing personal responsibility and immense distress, especially regarding the impact on her children. 'This is giving me so much anxiety... I am going to be getting a divorce,' she said. Hembrow expressed regret and heartbreak, acknowledging that while she didn't want to lay blame, she 'blames no one but myself' for the breakdown of her marriage. She spoke of deep shame and embarrassment, comparing the situation to the worst moment of her life, particularly as a mother of three and amid vicious online commentary. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Aktuelle Neuigkeiten der Bundesregierung: Neuer Solar-Beschluss für Hausbesitzer ohne Solar Solar Nachrichten Aktuell Weiterlesen Undo At the center of this personal upheaval is a business empire estimated to be worth $50 million, on which her divorce could place mounting pressure. Hembrow boasts nearly 20 million combined followers on Instagram and TikTok, driving massive engagement and influence. Her flagship Saski Collection activewear line and Tammy Fit app are cornerstones of her enterprise. Membership subscriptions cost between $24.99/month and $114.99/year, generating significant recurring revenue. Live Events The couple resides in a $2.88 million waterfront mansion in Broadbeach Waters, which Hembrow acquired in 2020. The sprawling entertainer's estate, featuring a timber jetty and scenic coastal views, is part of the divorce proceedings. With such wealth at stake and Hembrow's net worth far outpacing Zukowski's, some industry observers note Australia's property law may benefit her, focusing on individual contributions rather than a strict 50–50 split. The outcome could significantly affect her control over annual revenues and real estate. Throughout the announcement, Hembrow, 31, continually returned to her three young children, Wolf (10) and Saskia (8), from previous relationships, and Posy (3), from another ex. She admitted the separation 'hurt the worst for my kids' and pledged to focus on healing and supporting them above all. Hembrow also shared that therapy has been 'life‑changing' amid the divorce, admitting she's only just begun to confront relationship patterns she regrets. She expressed determination to learn from her choices and approach future relationships more cautiously. Zukowski, 29 and known for his appearance on Love Island Australia, echoed her statements in his own Instagram post. He described the decision as 'difficult but necessary', especially for their personal wellbeing and that of the children. He said no blame was being assigned and shared that the split was made after 'much struggle'. Australian family courts will now adjudicate property division, guided by financial contribution. Hembrow's bigger economic stake and primary asset ownership will influence these proceedings. The divorce could trigger leadership and decision-making transitions within Saski Collection and related ventures.
7NEWS
22-04-2025
- Health
- 7NEWS
Tammy, Emilee and Amy Hembrow launch a new sports nutrition brand for women: Selfish Supps
Australia's most popular fitness influencer Tammy Hembrow, has embarked on a new venture. The founder of fitness platform Tammy Fit and athleisure brand Saski, has stepped into the world of supplements along with her two sisters, Amy and Emilee. Making their own mark on the world of male-dominated supplements, the Hembrows have launched their very own brand, Selfish Supps, a range of effective and supportive nutrition products for women. 'So many women feel really confused or overwhelmed by the amount of supplements available and don't know where to start,' Tammy tells Best Picks. ' Everything felt too masculine, too complicated, too preachy or didn't taste good.' Describing the range as 'sports nutrition that gets women's bodies,' there's five different products in the launch; Give Me Plant Protein, Give Me Protein Water, Hydrate Me, I Want Energy and Balance My Gut. No matter your fitness journey or supplement experience, Selfish Supps are made to support women's unique health and fitness needs; from energy and endurance, to muscle tone, recovery, focus, gut health and hydration. Tasty and easy to drink, you can pick up the formulas for just $39.99 at Chemist Warehouse. If you've ever felt overwhelmed when walking down the supplements aisle, you're not alone. Studies show that while women represent 40 per cent off the sports nutrition market in Australia, many are left still searching for effective sports nutrition. Whether you're looking to tone your muscles, up your hydration or seeking an energy boost, Selfish Supps are science-backed formulas, designed to be added into a busy schedule. Unlike other supplements on the market, Selfish Supps provide women with ' simple, effective products,' created for the every day woman, no matter her fitness goals. As for the flavours, the Hembrows worked hard to create an enjoyable experience you'll actually want to drink everyday. 'We worked with a team of nutritionists to create high-quality formulas that balance effectiveness with experience. No chalky or gritty textures, or weird aftertastes,' Tammy explains. While each product contains all the good ingredients, the sisters share that it was equally important to clearly explain what each formula is designed for. ' Supplement aisles are overwhelming and we didn't want women picking it up and wondering 'is this even right for me?' It's really clear what each product is for, and the things we've left out like gluten, soy and dairy,' Emilee explains. Vegan, gluten-free and halal certified, Selfish Supps formulas are backed by science to support women's fitness needs. Each formula has a friendly price tag of just $39.99, which was an important decision the sisters made together. 'Good nutrition and taking care of yourself shouldn't be a luxury. We wanted women to feel like they can prioritise their health, as women, we already make so many other sacrifices every day,' says Tammy. The name 'Selfish' echos the brands ethos; to encourage women to prioritise their own wellbeing. 'We're all mums, we know what it's like putting yourself last and the guilt that comes with investing in yourself,' Amy adds. It's the first business all three sisters have embarked on together, combining their own shared experiences, including motherhood. 'We all bring something really different along with a lot of shared experiences as mothers and business owners so it's so nice being able to build this for our communities,' says Amy. ' It's chaos in the best way. Having the trust that we have in each other makes it a lot of fun,' adds Emilee.
