‘I love my mum’: Sam Wood’s stepdaughter re-shares emotional Instagram clip amid stepfather’s DV charges
The 21-year-old influencer re-shared an emotional clip on Instagram days after her stepfather was charged with domestic violence charges.
Sam Wood’s stepdaughter has shared a subtle message just days after the Bachelor star was arrested on domestic violence charges.
Eve Markoski-Wood — who Mr Wood co-parents with wife Snezana — re-shared an Instagram video captioned ‘I love my mum’ on Wednesday.
The video, which Ms Markoski-Wood also ‘liked’, includes a montage of iconic TV and film mother-daughter duo’s including Lorelai and Rory from Gilmore Girls and Tess and Anna Coleman from Freaky Friday.
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It is understood Mr Wood, 46, was staying at the beachfront resort on Hastings Street with his wife Snezana, their three young daughters and his 21-year-old stepdaughter Eve.
Mr Wood is charged with assault occasioning bodily harm and strangulation in a domestic setting.
Despite re-sharing the telling clip, the 21-year-old influencer has made no public statement about her family’s ordeal.
Mr Wood married Ms Markoski-Wood’s mother, Snezana Markoski, three years after they met on The Bachelor Australia in 2015 and share three children Willow, Charlie, and Harper — all under 10.
On Thursday, the celebrity fitness guru and reality star was denied bail.
Mr Wood appeared in court via video link from a cell while his lawyer Mathew Cuskelly and father Andrew were spotted walking to the court house together shortly after 1pm local time.
His wife, Snezana, was not in court for the hearing.
Mr Cuskelly told a packed courtroom that his client would be considering a self-defence argument if the matter went to trial.
He further argued that if his client were to be granted bail, Mr Wood planned to return to Melbourne to seek mental health treatment, having been “diagnosed with severe depression” by a forensic psychologist while behind bars.
Originally published on PerthNow
