Hey, big spender! Karl Stefanovic wears designer trainers as he fuels up his gas-guzzling LandCruiser before getting a haircut in Sydney
Petrol prices are rising across Australia due to international pressures, including the Russian-Ukrainian war.
But soaring oil prices haven’t stopped Karl Stefanovic from fueling up his gas-guzzling Toyota V8 LandCruiser on Sydney’s Lower North Shore on Tuesday.
The Channel Nine host, 47, who earns an annual salary of $1.8million, was seen pumping gas on a servo at Willoughby, before heading to a nearby salon for a haircut.
Hey, big spender! Karl Stefanovic wore designer trainers as he filled up his gas-guzzling Toyota V8 LandCruiser at a petrol station before getting a haircut in Sydney on Tuesday
Karl’s vehicle is worth a whopping $140,000 and has a fuel tank capacity of 138 liters.
With petrol prices in Sydney currently averaging $2 a litre, the Today show presenter could well have spent up to $276 at the bowser on Tuesday.
Clearly a man of expensive taste, the father-of-four sported a pair of Polo Ralph Lauren sneakers worth $269.
Nice dad! Clearly a man of expensive taste, the father-of-four sported a pair of Polo Ralph Lauren trainers worth $269
He completed his look with a baggy black t-shirt, gray cargo shorts and several woven wristbands.
Meanwhile, Karl and his wife Jasmine are expecting a big payday after putting their $3.6 million vacation home in Noosa, Queensland up for sale.
The house is located on a street where millionaires and politicians vacation, meaning it will likely sell at the upper end of its price guide, or even exceed expectations, reports real estate.com.au.
Cha Ching! With petrol prices in Sydney currently averaging $2 a litre, the Today presenter could well have spent up to $276 on the bowser.
Not too much, please! A worried-looking Karl was seen chatting with his hairdresser, who was holding a hair clipper in one hand
The house, which will go under the hammer on March 24, is expected to attract many bids ahead of its auction date.
Karl confirmed the lavish property’s listing last month, revealing he and Jasmine weren’t using it enough to warrant ownership.
The couple had bought the house in 2020.
“The reality is that I can’t get far enough away from work in Sydney and the logistics of getting in and out of Queensland have been difficult,” Karl said. The Mail Mail.
On the market: Meanwhile, Karl and his wife Jasmine (left) are expecting a big payday after putting their $3.6 million holiday home in Noosa, Queensland up for sale
Ritzy: The house is located on a street where millionaires and politicians vacation, which means it will likely sell at the high end of its price guide, or even exceed expectations
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