Rebecca Judd’s future at Channel Nine ‘in limbo’ after her show Postcards is forced to halt filming

Rebecca Judd’s future at Channel Nine has reportedly been thrown into question.  

According to the Herald Sun, the WAG, 37, has been ‘left without a role’ on Channel Nine after Postcards paused filming amid Melbourne’s lockdown restrictions.  

As one of Victoria’s most-watched travel and lifestyle shows, Postcards sees its presenter travel around the state searching for exciting holiday destinations and experiences.  

Former weather presenter Rebecca began hosting Postcards in 2011.  

However, with COVID-19 lockdown restrictions making production impossible, Rebecca ‘has been left without a role on the network she has called home for almost a decade’, the publication claims.  

Nine is currently airing older episodes of Postcards to fill up its weekly time-slot in Victoria. 

Daily Mail Australia has reached out to Channel Nine and Rebecca Judd for comment. 

Melbourne is under a police-enforceable curfew of 8pm until 5am until at least September 13, as the rest of Australia returns to business as usual.

Melburnians can only leave their homes between these hours for work, care-giving, medical reasons or on compassionate grounds.

The city’s 4.9 million residents have also been banned from travelling more than 5km to do their shopping, and only one person from each household can leave at any time.

Victoria is facing draconian restrictions, with residents required to wear a mask or face a $200 fine, after coronavirus cases spiralled during the state’s second wave. 

Victoria’s total coronavirus death toll is currently 309, with 279 new cases of COVID-19 detected since Saturday afternoon.