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She moved back to Australia with her family at the beginning of the year, and now it’s looking like Lara Worthington (née Bingle) is here to stay.
The 33-year-old model and businesswoman was spotted inspecting a commercial real estate space in Sydney’s North Bondi on Thursday.
A smiling Lara was accompanied by two men as she visited the property, which is currently under renovation.
Scoping out property: She moved back to Australia with her family at the beginning of the year, and now it’s looking like Lara Worthington (née Bingle) is here to stay
After inspecting the building, she stood outside chatting with her companions, before they set off down the street.
While it’s unclear what she’s scouting commercial spaces for, Lara owns an online skincare company called Share The Base.
It’s possible she’s looking to expand the business by opening a physical store.
Putting down roots: The 33-year-old model and businesswoman was spotted inspecting a commercial real estate space in Sydney’s North Bondi on Thursday
Looking to lease: Lara was accompanied by two men as she visited the property, which is currently under renovation
Taking care of business? While it’s unclear what she’s scouting commercial spaces for, Lara owns an online skincare company called Share The Base
When contacted by Daily Mail Australia, the real estate agent declined to comment.
Share The Base is a not-for-profit tinted face cream company that allows customers to select a charity to donate to at the checkout.
‘I felt that The Base had reached a point that was calling for growth, a fresh, exciting, new direction and so… the brand becomes Share The Base: a not-for-profit enterprise where 100 per cent of the profits go to causes we believe in,’ she explained on her website.
Go big or go home: It’s possible she’s looking to expand the business by opening a physical store
Sole mate: Lara wore natural-look makeup, and rounded out her ensemble with a pair of black leather boots with platform soles
‘It is with hope that through this new model of thoughtfulness, we can all feel inspired to open our hearts – as there has never been a more important time to give your share.’
Meanwhile, Lara was seen clutching her phone as she left the real estate space, before heading to a local café.
Lara sipped on a hot beverage as she happily chatted with her companions.
On the move: Lara clutched her phone as she left the real estate space, before heading to a local café with her companions
Sold: Last week, it was revealed that Lara and her husband of seven years, actor Sam Worthington, had sold their home in LA after moving back to Australia in January
Back in black: She wore a pair of leggings and a black sweatshirt under a long coat
She stepped out in a pair of leggings and a black sweatshirt under a long coat.
Lara swept her short blonde hair under a baseball cap, and accessorised with small gold hoop earrings.
She wore natural-look makeup, and rounded out her ensemble with a pair of leather boots with platform soles.
Home sweet home: In an interview with The Daily Telegraph in April, Lara said she was relishing being back in Australia
Thoughts: Lara talked to her friends after inspecting the property in Sydney’s eastern suburbs
Golden girl: She swept her short blonde hair under a baseball cap, and accessorised with small gold hoop earrings
After exiting the building, Lara was spotted cleaning dirt off her shoes in the street.
Last week, it was revealed that Lara and her husband of seven years, actor Sam Worthington, had sold their home in LA after moving back to Australia in January.
The couple sold their Hollywood Hills home for $8.2million.
‘If I can steal a moment I love an early morning or night ocean swim, as the sun goes down,’ she said in a recent interview with The Daily Telegraph
‘Spending time with my family at the beach is something I am cherishing. These moments at the beach are special and remind me of my childhood,’ she said
Balance: Lara is a mother to three young sons: Rocket, five, Racer, four, and River, 11 months
In an interview with The Daily Telegraph in April, Lara said she was relishing being back home in Australia.
‘If I can steal a moment I love an early morning or night ocean swim, as the sun goes down,’ she said at the time.
‘Also spending time with my family at the beach is something I am cherishing. These moments at the beach are special and remind me of my childhood.’
Something to smile about: Sitting in the café, Lara sipped on a beverage as she chatted with her friends
Feeling hopeful: Lara said she was optimistic life would soon return to normal, despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
Despite running a skincare business, Lara said her ‘whole schedule is based around my sons, and my husband Sam’.
Lara and Sam, 44, are parents to three young sons: Rocket, five, Racer, four, and River, 11 months.
She added that she was optimistic life would soon return to normal, despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
‘I am hoping things like travel and socialising become more and more like how they used to be,’ she recently said
Chilling out: Lara shared a laugh with her friends as they sat by a window
‘By now, we are over one-quarter way through 2021, and there seems to be an optimism brought on by the Covid vaccination rollout,’ she said.
‘I am hoping things like travel and socialising become more and more like how they used to be.
‘Saying that, things have and can change instantly, so I am focused on enjoying our time in Australia, staying fit and healthy, and frequenting the beach.’
‘Things have and can change instantly, so I am focused on enjoying our time in Australia, staying fit and healthy, and frequenting the beach,’ she said
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