Bec Judd leaves podcast co-host Jessica Roberts speechless over wild 'inbred' comment

Bec Judd made an embarrassing blunder about 'inbreeding' in the latest episode of her Vain-ish podcast.

The 43-year-old WAG was chatting with her co-host Jessica Roberts about fertility, including egg freezing, when she made her outrageous gaffe.

Mother-of-three, Jessica, 35, revealed she would potentially freeze her eggs for her daughters to use in the future if they need them, when Bec asked whether she would give them to her son's wife.

'No! Because they'd be an inbred,' Jess replied.

Letting out an explosive laugh, Bec then confessed, 'I didn't even realise that!' 

'I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed today,' she added.

The discussion began with Jessica explaining how she planned to support her daughters should they ever face fertility challenges. 

'I thought to collect my eggs, it would be for my daughters, if they struggle to get pregnant, and they go through IVF, and their egg quality is not good ... mumma's got eggs, and it's still their DNA,' she said.

It was then that Bec asked Jess whether she would freeze her eggs for her son's wife.

'Oh my God, that is so inappropriate,' Jess said, laughing.

'No, I would not give [my eggs] to my son!'

Jess shares three children with her husband, Valence 'Val' Roberts: daughters, River, 13 and Scarlett, 10, and nine-year-old son, Jagger.

Meanwhile, Bec shares daughter Billie, 12, and son Oscar, 14, and twin sons Tom and Darcy, both nine, with former AFL star husband Chris Judd, 42. 

It comes after Bec recently made a cheeky admission about married life with her AFL star husband Chris, revealing she would never let him read her DMs - even for a huge sum of money.

'I probably wouldn't let my husband read my last five years of messages for $1 million... ten million maybe,' Bec quipped on her podcast.

'It's for the same reason, I will send you a message that he is annoying me!'

Bec then admitted there was another reason why she didn't want her husband reading her private messages.

'The other thing I do is I am obsessed with property, and I am always sending houses to you guys that I want to buy,' she said.

'If he knew all the scheming I was doing behind the scenes, I would be in big trouble... All the home inspections we go to where we don't tell our husbands!'

The AFL WAG walked down the aisle with her husband on New Year's Eve, 2010.