Jules Neale living her best life in Perth after marriage breakdown to Lachie Neale

Jules Neale is well and truly stepping into her post-split era and doing it very publicly, very peacefully, and very Perth.

The Perth-based influencer and hairdresser has shared a moving video montage to Instagram, giving followers a window into her life after her separation from AFL player Lachie Neale.

Set to Birdy’s Keeping Your Head Up — a track long associated with resilience, healing and women moving on after heartbreak — the clip captures Jules living her best life back on WA home soil.

The song choice didn’t go unnoticed by followers, with the uplifting anthem frequently used across social media as a soundtrack for new beginnings after breakups.

The video montage weaves together sun-soaked moments along Perth, relaxed wine nights with friends and plenty of joyful scenes with her children, Piper and Freddie as well as her brother featuring in happy snaps of her and her kids.

Jules also included a raw moment where she is seen crying, highlighting her pain at her separation.

The post has racked up more than 20,000 reactions, with messages of support pouring in from high-profile friends and followers.

Emma Lyon, wife of Australian Test cricketer Nathan Lyon, left a love reaction, while stylist and presenter Renee Enright commented: “And we are all behind you, cheering so loudly.”

Melbourne based influencer Olivia Molly Rogers added: “Queen things.”

Emma Hawkins, wife of Tom Hawkins chimed in: “And what a recupe! Mixed with a whole lot of grace and a good dash of power.”

It comes after Jules has been more frequent on Instagram with her posting two days ago a carousel of happy snaps with the caption “so much to smile about 💫” .

Sharing photos of her children playing at parks and on picnics around Perth hot spots.

Followers rushed to spread support on the Instagram post, wishing her well on a journey of healing.

One follower commented: “Yes there is ❤️ I was in your position, 15 months ago. It always gets better, doll. 15 months on, I’m thriving! In every way possible.”

Jules has since relocated to Perth with her family, while the couple’s luxury Brisbane home is for sale.

She has also quietly made a professional shift, signing with talent agency One Daydream.

Agency founder Pru Corrigan confirmed the partnership, describing Jules as a natural fit for the talent agency.

“Jules is a Perth-based talent with a strong presence across beauty, fashion and lifestyle.

With a background in hairstyling, she brings a polished yet effortless feel and a strong eye for detail to her content.”

While Lachie remains contracted to the Brisbane Lions and has publicly stated his focus is on the 2026 AFL season, Jules appears firmly grounded back home.

The woman at the centre of the scandal took to Instagram earlier this week to share a cryptic Instagram message to followers

Tess Crosley has kept quiet on social media since it came to light in December that the Brisbane Lions player allegedly had an affair with his wife’s best friend.

Crosley took to Instagram to share a photo of her on a boat with the caption “There is always another story, there is more than meets the eye”.

It’s her first post in three weeks and comments from her more than 37,000 followers have been disabled.

It comes after the 30-year-old was spotted back at her home in Brisbane on Tuesday after her husband Ben told media last month she had moved out.