By Ciara O’loughlin For Daily Mail Australia
04:08 27 May 2023, updated 08:50 27 May 2023
Erin Holland looked every inch the off-duty model as she was spotted running errands in Sydney’s affluent Double Bay on Friday.
The singer and wife of cricketer Ben Cutting looked casual but stylish as she strutted the eastern suburbs’ streets.
Dressing for the cold autumn weather, Erin, 34, wore a pair of black leggings, a black T-Shirt and an oversized puffer coat.
On her feet, the model opted for a pair of black trainers.
She kept accessories to a minimum for her casual look as she held a black crossbody Louis Vuitton bag.
The former Miss Australia tied her sleek brown locks back into a bun as she kept her face makeup free to show off her natural beauty.
Appearing to get ready for a glamorous weekend, Erin picked up a bottle of champagne as she was also spotted dropping off clothes to a drycleaner.
The TV presenter married her cricket star beau in a lavish Byron Bay wedding in 2021.
She has recently opened up about their longing to have a child, and how she feels inadequate that she has been unable to get pregnant, even after undergoing IVF.
Erin recently told The Sunday Telegraph that her IVF journey has taken a toll on her body both ‘physically and mentally’.
‘I did feel a real sense of loss and inadequacy just in my physical self and I think my confidence is something that has swayed up and down my entire life,’ she said.
‘I am so confident some days and others not at all, and for the first time I think I’ve felt what it is like to have days that are really a struggle.’
Erin also recently revealed that she feels heartbroken for her husband, cricketer Ben, who longs to be a father.
‘If it was something that I didn’t want, I wouldn’t be so upset. And when I look at Ben, he is so ready and so desperate to be a dad so I feel a real sense of inadequacy,’ she told Stellar Magazine.
The television presenter went on to reveal that she has mourned over her failed attempts to fall pregnant so far.
‘For someone who was never really very maternal at all, I was shocked by how much it affected me and I felt a real sense of loss of it being a natural process,’ she said.
‘When someone looks me in the eyes and asks how I am going, I can find it really hard to say I am fine when I am not’.