Jackie 'O' Henderson hints at business project with Pip Edwards as she teams up with her designer bestie for fashion shoot after moving in next door to her

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By ALI DAHER, SENIOR SHOWBUSINESS REPORTER, AUSTRALIA

Published: 05:22 GMT, 27 October 2026 | Updated: 05:24 GMT, 27 October 2026

Jackie 'O' Henderson has found a new partner in crime in Pip Edwards as the radio star decidedly plots her next move following the collapse of her career at KIIS FM.

After becoming next-door neighbours in Bondi, the radio star, 51, and fashion entrepreneur, 46, have teamed up for a shoot for a personal project involving Pip's inner circle.

Sharing photos on Instagram, Jackie joined her bestie's nearest and dearest for the images taken at Vicki Lee Gallery in Sydney's Potts Point, with Pip's boyfriend Nicholas Nogarotto also taking part.

The duo were both dressed in a mix of looks from cult-favourite LA-based sportswear brand, Made Some, and designer Chanel, which they teamed with Celine heels.

While further details of the project remain under wraps, the collaboration is the latest sign of just how close the two women have become.

Jackie and Pip both stayed mum when approached for comment about their joint venture. 

Jackie 'O' Henderson (pictured) has found a new partner in crime in Pip Edwards as the radio star decidedly plots her next move following the collapse of her career at KIIS

It comes after the Daily Mail revealed Jackie had moved into an apartment next door to the P.E Nation co-founder at Bondi's luxury Swell complex.

Pip moved into the building with Nicholas in August, before Jackie followed and took up residence in the adjoining flat.

The complex is no stranger to Sydney's prestige rental market, with one three-bedroom penthouse previously advertised for $4,350 a week.

The friends were recently photographed enjoying downtime on their neighbouring balconies, putting them within easy reach for a catch-up.

Their friendship has grown stronger since they holidayed together in Fiji in 2024, with Pip becoming a prominent source of support following Jackie's departure from The Kyle and Jackie O Show earlier this year.

And their shared calendar has been looking increasingly busy.

In September, Jackie accompanied Pip to the launch of Paris By Camilla at Caravin in Sydney's Potts Point.

The pair were among a select group invited by designer Camilla Franks, joining guests including interior stylist Steve Cordony for the occasion.

After becoming next-door neighbours in Bondi, the radio star, 51, and fashion entrepreneur, 46, have teamed up for a shoot at Vicki Lee Gallery in Sydney's Potts Point for a personal project involving Pip's inner circle. Pictured right: Pip Edwards

 While further details of the project remain under wraps, the collaboration is the latest sign of just how close the two women have become

When she publicly told her story in 2024, Jackie said she had already been sober for a year and later told the Mental As Anyone podcast: 'My life is so much better being sober. I can't imagine ever wanting to go back there.'

That same year, she told Mamamia she credited her manager Gemma O'Neill with saving her life by booking her into a 28-day program near Palm Springs, California.

But recent photographs of the radio star out with Pip have prompted questions from fans about whether she is still abstaining from alcohol.

Jackie has not been pictured drinking, but she has been seen at tables with glasses of what look like alcohol in front of her and in one snap published in Inside Mail last month, she was clutching a glass of what appeared to be wine.

When we approached Gemma for comment at the time, rather than a straightforward denial, she issued a rather cryptic response. 

'As per usual, given the legal proceedings and trial about to commence, Jackie is unable to comment on any stories as per her legal team's request and I hope you can understand,' she wrote.

Given that Jackie's $82million legal battle with ARN has now been pushed back by more than six months, the Daily Mail has reached out again for comment.  

The case was due to begin on October 12, but will now begin on April 27, 2027, with nine days set aside for the hearing.

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