Why glamorous WAG’s move to Dubai after leaving her quiet life in ‘boring’ Aussie city with her footy star boyfriend will end in tears

A glamorous footy WAG’s decision to flee Australia and work in Dubai Because she’s bored, living in Adelaide with her new footy star boyfriend will most likely end in the demise of the couple’s relationship.

Australian influencer and model Chelsea Becirevic, 23, announced in November last year that she was ‘excited for change’ as she followed her husband Ivan Soldo to the City of Churches when he was traded from Richmond to Port Adelaide.

However, she proved that the novelty of living in ‘Radelaide’ had worn off earlier this month when she announced on Instagram that she moving to Dubai to start a new life at an airline.

Amy, Kate and Sophie Taeuber discussed the saga on their computers Outspoken podcast This week he debated whether Chelsea made the right decision to pursue a long-distance relationship with Ivan.

‘They are very young. She is only 23. This may lead to a rift,” one sister speculated.

Another suggested Chelsea’s public criticism of Adelaide was a “slap in the face” to the Port Adelaide Football Club’s WAGS because “they would have been her designated best friends for the past few months, and she’s basically just gone.” is s**t”.

However, the podcasters agreed that Chelsea made the right decision to follow her dream: becoming a flight attendant.

“I’m a bit excited for her though that she’s focusing on her career now and she’s taking a big step for her,” said one sister, adding: “Why would she stay in Adelaide if it’s not the is the right decision? for her career path?’

23-year-old Ivan’s partner (pictured together) made the move when he was traded from Richmond to Port Adelaide after the 2023 AFL season concluded.

Amy, Kate and Sophie Taeuber (all pictured) discussed the saga on their Outspoken podcast this week, discussing whether Chelsea made the right decision to pursue a long-distance relationship with Ivan.

“Oh, sure. “I find it very refreshing that she is focusing on her own career,” another agrees.

In her post earlier this month, Chelsea told her followers that she had done just that ‘I always wanted to work and live for Emirates Dubai and travel the world. So that’s exactly what I’m going to do’.

When asked by a fan if she was bringing anyone with her, Becirevic replied: “I’m doing this solo. I’ve never moved anywhere alone, so it will be good to gain some independence.

One podcaster suggested that Chelsea’s public criticism of Adelaide was a “slap in the face” to Port Adelaide Football Club’s WAGS because “they would have been her designated best friends for the past few months, and she’s basically just gone.” “This is shit”’.

‘I’ve always wanted to move abroad, so I think it will be an exciting new chapter for me.’

While she insisted she and Soldo have no issues, she did reveal: “He had to move to Adelaide for his career and it has been a struggle for me.

‘It [living in Adelaide] just isn’t permanent for me,” she added, followed by a black heart emoji.

Before moving to the City of Churches, the influencer said she heard ‘mixed reviews’ – and now she says living there permanently ‘just isn’t for me’

Soldo (pictured left, playing against Melbourne) has not said anything publicly about the huge change in his love life

‘It’s fine temporarily. But long term in Aus I think Melbourne or Gold Coast are for me… maybe even Syd.”

When a follower inquired about how Soldo was taking the news, Becirevic showed her sense of humor by posting a photo of him looking at the corner of an elevator with his hands at his sides, accompanied by the words “surprisingly he’s taking it very well ‘.

She also wrote that they plan to continue their relationship “long distance” for a while and have him travel with her during the offseason, but also admitted that they will struggle with his inability to visit her before Port’s campaign ends later this year. .

When asked how Soldo was dealing with the news, Becirevic showed her sense of humor by posting this photo of him, accompanied by the words “I’m doing very well.”

Becirevic’s concerns about Adelaide were foreshadowed when the biomedical sciences student first announced the move last November, shortly after turning heads and declaring herself one of Australia’s most popular WAGs when she and Soldo won the best and fairest awards of Richmond attended.

‘Tb [to be honest] I can’t say I ever thought I would ever move to Adelaide,” she wrote.

‘I’ve never been to Adelaide before, so I really have no idea what to expect… and I’m hearing so many mixed reviews.

Her move to Adelaide even sparked a war of words between rival newspaper columnists

‘It’s not forever, but who knows, maybe one day I’ll love it again. Excited for a new chapter and meeting new people.”

When the couple met two years ago, she ruled out a long-distance relationship, insisting it was ‘not an option’.

“I know how much I would hate it and struggle with it, so I’m just going to embrace it,” she wrote.

Becirevic’s move to South Australia was the subject of a turf war between two high-profile newspaper columnists last October.

Melbourne-based Jackie Epstein questioned whether she could settle for the capital’s “low-energy lifestyle”, while Adelaide-based Kara Jung hit back by accusing her rival of writing a “little joke” and opposing the town’s residents said they ‘rolled their eyes and smiled at the poor misconception’.