News about Anthony Minichiello

On Thursday, Terry Biviano, a Sydney actor, stole the show at the Foxtel Upfronts function on Cockatoo Island, Sydney. In a body-hugging mini-dress, the shoe designer, 48, who is married to former NRL actress Anthony Minichiello, booed her trim pins. Terry's halter-neck style featured a row of decorative fabric roses running down the front.

Anthony Minichiello and his partner Terry Biviano have been building their dream house for nine years. According to a recent study, the renovations at the Valiante property are expected to last another year. Terry wished the build would be finished by the time The Real Housewives of Sydney's show on Sunday aired on October 10.

She's the glamorous footy WAG and footwear designer whose reality television debut on The Real Housewives of Sydney is expected. When she attended the show's glittering launch party in Sydney on Thursday evening, Terry Biviano certainly courted the spotlight. In an intricate fuchsia number that made the bulk of her eye-popping cleavage, the 48-year-old wife of retired NRL star Anthony Minichiello ensured that all attention was on her.

Terry Biviano is set to appear in the spotlight ahead of Binge's The Real Housewives of Sydney revival this month. But the shoe designer, 48, maintains that fame isn't the reason why she joined the wildly popular reality show. The glamorous wife of NRL actor Anthony Minichiello, who appeared in Stellar magazine this weekend, said she enrolled in the programme in order to reveal her relatable, down-to-earth persona.

She's the glamorous footy WAG and footwear designer whose debut on the Real Housewives of Sydney is set. And Terry Biviano attracted a lot of attention when she displayed her eye-popping cleavage at a cast photo shoot by the sea in Sydney on Tuesday. As she posed in a plunging tangerine mini-dress, the 48-year-old, wife of retired NRL star Anthony Minichiello, let her bust do the talking.

Since Binge officially announced a season two was cancelled by Foxtel, another Housewife is expected to appear cast in The Real Housewives of Sydney. Season two of RHOS has been ordered by streaming company Binge, which is owned by Foxtel, and production is scheduled to begin in the coming weeks.

On Saturday, tens of thousands of punters - as well as a slew of A-list celebrities - took to the major racing tracks on Australia's east coast to commemorate Derby Day, with some of them going out of style and others completely missing the mark. The dress code for the trackside affair is strictly black and white, making it one of the most difficult events of the racing season to get wrong because there is only a limited color palette to choose from. Sadly, there were still plenty of slip-ups with towering fascinators that detracted from dresses, cleavage-baring V-neck tops, corsets, and makeup that looked more Halloween-inspired than Hollywood.

Terry Biviano was a vision of beauty on Saturday as she displayed her sleavage in a raunchy black ensemble. In a mini black dress with a plunging neckline, the shoe designer, 47, displayed her enviable curves, leaving little to the imagination. The WAG stood in a slew of black Mary Jane heels with her NRL star Anthony Minichiello clutching her arm.

Anthony Minichiello and his partner Terry Biviano's (left) postponed their aspirations for a dream home as the building (right) has been under construction for eight years. The pair bought the site in Sydney's eastern suburbs in 2014 and decided to build their dream home on it, but cost blowouts and the Covid-19 pandemic have caused significant delays, as the Roosters legend says it was a 'huge learning curve.'

Former North Queensland Cowboys coach Paul Green (pictured right) is seen limping his ankle after night out on the beers, according to NRL legend Johnathan Thurston (pictured left). In front of about 700 mourners at Green's funeral on Tuesday, the man affectionately known as 'JT' told the tale. It comes after the premiership-winning coach died suddenly in his Brisbane home aged just 49 on August 11. Amanda and their children, Emerson and Jed, are the survivors of Green's.

Several current and former NRL stars are paying their respects to Paul Green at the footy legend's funeral in Brisbane, with a public memorial scheduled later today. Jake Granville, Jason Taumalolo, and Kyle Feldt, both of whom appeared in the 2015 grand final under Green, were among the first to arrive.