Back to B(Asics): Cricket legend Michael Clarke switches brand allegiance after split with P.E Nation co-founder Pip Edwards
Michael Clarke split from his designer girlfriend Pip Edwards this month, less than a year after they went public with their romance.
And it appears just like their romance, his brand allegiance to her P.E Nation fashion brand has also fizzled.
Spotted leaving a Sydney gym on Thursday, the cricketing legend, 39, was kitted out in a casual activewear look by Asics.
Back to B(Asics): Cricket legend Michael Clarke (pictured) appeared to ditch his brand allegiance to P.E Nation on Thursday during a workout at a Sydney gym following his split with the activewear brand’s co-founder Pip Edwards
Michael was regularly seen dripping head-to-toe in Pip’s expensive P.E Nation threads during their relationship.
Holding onto an empty protein shaker, Michael looked upbeat after his workout session as he listened to music via his wireless AirPods.
Heading towards his new Genesis SUV, the sportsman looked as fit as ever as his biceps fit snug in his T-shirt and his muscular legs were on display in shorts.
Time for a change: Michael was regularly seen dripping head-to-toe in Pip’s expensive P.E Nation threads during their relationship
Michael and ex Pip began dating sometime in late 2019, following Michael’s split from his wife-of-seven-years, Kyly.
Their relationship didn’t become public knowledge, however, until after the Clarkes announced their separation on February 12, 2020.
The World Cup-winning captain and activewear mogul Pip quickly became one of Australia’s most glamorous power couples as a result in 2020.
Happy beginnings: Michael and Pip began dating sometime in late 2019, following Michael’s split from his wife-of-seven-years, Kyly
Michael even cracked the top 100 Australian Instagram accounts last year – not bad for a man fresh out of a divorce who retired from his chosen sport five years earlier.
While they enjoyed, and flaunted, a very public romance on social media last year, they decided to separate earlier this month.
The retired cricketer is worth at least $41million, according to the Australian Financial Review’s Young Rich List for 2020, with most of his wealth derived from astute property investments.
Calling it quits: While they enjoyed, and flaunted, a very public romance on social media last year, they decided to separate earlier this month