Jackie 'O' Henderson breaks social media silence as she shows support for bestie Pip Edwards - after revealing 'abusive' relationship with Kyle Sandilands

Jackie 'O' Henderson has made a tentative return to social media as she showed support for her best mate Pip Edwards on Wednesday. 

The 51-year-old was among those commenting on the P.E Nation designer's latest Instagram post. 

In the images, Pip, 45, posed alongside her new Land Rover as she took a road trip up the coast. 

'The only way to road trip is with @defender... built for the wild,' Pip captioned the post, which appeared to be sponsored. 

Jackie showed her appreciation for her friend in the comments section, posting two heart-eyed emojis. 

Pip was quick to reply to Jackie's comment with a kiss emoji. 

The two women have become firm friends in the past few years, and often socialise and party together. 

It comes amid news that Henderson was complaining about former co-host Kyle Sandilands to their KIIS radio bosses six months before their relationship blew up in the middle of a live show, court documents say.

The revelation was laid bare in a statement of claim filed on Henderson's behalf in the Federal Court amid her civil case against KIIS-owner ARN Media over the termination of her $100 million contract.

ARN axed the record-breaking deal with the radio duo after a segment on the Kyle and Jackie O Show on February 20 where Sandilands slammed Henderson for her 'fixation' on astrology. 

Henderson said 'that's not fair' and left the studio in tears, before ARN ripped up their combined $200 million agreement. 

Sandilands is suing the broadcaster separately over different grounds.

According to the court documents, obtained by the Daily Mail, Henderson started speaking with the head of KIIS network Derek Bargwanna and executive producer Natalie Penfold about Sandilands' 'degrading comments' in mid-2025.

At one point, Henderson told Bargwanna that female listeners were complaining about Sandilands' behaviour and calling their on-air relationship 'abusive'. 

On February 26, Henderson's lawyers wrote a letter of complaint to Commonwealth Broadcasting Corporation - a subsidiary of ARN Media - explaining the broadcaster had been notified about Sandilands' 'bullying'.

The letter said Henderson 'could not continue to work with Mr Sandilands', but that she was willing to continue her contract with a different show.

CBC's lawyers replied on March 3, saying Henderson's letter of complaint equated to the termination of her $100 million contract - which she disputes. 

She alleged the termination of her contract was a breach of the Fair Work Act, and is claiming compensation of at least $82.25 million.

In her statement of claim, Henderson argued the announcement wrongly conveyed that she terminated her own contract and that she didn't intend to work for ARN anymore. 

She is also seeking payment of a pecuniary penalty plus interest and costs.

ARN denies the claims and will fight the case in court.