Candice Warner reveals if she’s been in touch with Sonny Bill Williams since release of her tell-all

Candice Warner says she has had no contact with Sonny Bill Williams after she addressed her infamous “bathroom appointment” with the former rugby star in her new memoir, Running Strong, in 2007.

Candice’s name made headlines when she was photographed in 2007 in a bathroom appointment with Sonny Bill, 35, on a night out at the Clovelly Hotel.

Only 22 when the incident happened, she wrote in her book that she struggled with the public humiliation and subsequent fallout and was close to suicidal.

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia at her official book launch on Thursday, the former Ironwoman, 38, said she has not heard from Sonny Bill, 37, as they have both “moved on with their lives.”

Cricketer David Warner’s wife, 36, said: ‘No, I haven’t heard from him and I didn’t expect to, he’s moved on with his life and I’ve moved on with mine.’

Candice described writing her inspirational book, which details the highs and lows of her life, as a form of “therapy” and hopes she can “inspire others” and remind them that there is “light at the end”. of the tunnel’ is when it comes to facing the darkest times in life.

“It’s not a book or a story about what I’ve been through, but to inspire others, if they can go, ‘Candice was in such a dark hole, but if she can get through it, so can I’.” There is light at the end of the tunnel,’ she explained.

When asked what was the most difficult chapter in her book to write, the mother of three admitted that it was all difficult because she is emotional.

“I am such an emotional person, everything was hard. Everything I talk about, what I’ve been through, it gives me a lump in my throat, when I talk about my relationship with David and my children, it brings a tear to my eye,” she explained.

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia at her official book launch at Coogee Beach on Thursday, the former Ironwoman, 38, said she has not heard from Sonny Bill, 37, as they have both ‘moved on with their lives’

At the event on Thursday, she was stunned as she showed off her super fit figure in a white form-fitting dress and high heels

Candice wore her freshly cut locks out and around her face and glamorous makeup

“I don’t know if it was hard, but it was like therapy — and something I had to do before moving on to the next phase of my life.”

Speaking of her “extremely supportive” husband of eight years David, Candice said nothing in the book came as a surprise to him since they know everything about each other.

“We support each other in everything,” she said.

She added that she has no qualms about being called a WAG as she doesn’t give much weight to the term as she is a mother, author, Ironwoman and much more.

“Personally, I am not offended by the term. I’m a mom, wife, working mom, it’s a label and I don’t think much about it,” she said.

She added that WAGs play a huge role in their partners’ lives.

Cricketer David Warner’s wife, 36, said: ‘No I haven’t heard from him and I didn’t expect to, he’s moved on with his life and I’ve moved on with mine’

Guests in attendance included TV presenter and podcaster Jessica Rowe

Jessica looked chic in a navy embellished dress and chandelier earrings

“We really play a big role. They are away from home so much and we have to travel otherwise they can’t spend that time with their families,” she said.

Candice looked radiant at her book launch on Thursday, showing off her sensational figure in a black Effie Kats form-fitting dress, before donning an identical version of the dress in white for a beachside photoshoot.

Candice wore her freshly cut locks in beachy waves and a glamorous makeup palette.

Guests attending the launch included TV host and podcaster Jessica Rowe, former Biggest Loser trainer Michelle Bridges, and Married At First Sight couple Jules Robinson and Cameron Merchant.

2DayFM star Dave Hughes was also in attendance, and fellow radio star Merrick Watts also did an intimate Q&A with Candice at the event.

When asked about the hardest chapter in her book to write, the WAG said it was all hard because she’s an “emotional person.”

“I don’t know if it was hard, but it was like therapy — and something I had to do before moving into the next phase of my life,” she said.

Speaking of her “supportive” partner David, Candice said nothing in the book came as a surprise to him since they talk about everything.

She added that she has no qualms about being called a WAG as she doesn’t give much weight to the term as she is a mother, author, Ironwoman and much more.

“Personally, I am not offended by the term. I’m a mom, wife, working mom, it’s a label and I don’t think much about it,” she said refreshingly

Candice was in her element as she posed for some photos outside the venue

However, she added that WAGs play a huge role in their partners’ lives. “We really play a big role. They are away from home so much and we have to travel otherwise they can’t spend that time with their families,” she said

Candice has previously spoken about the night she was caught having a bathroom appointment with Sonny Bill, 35, on a night out at the Clovelly Hotel in 2007. She previously said she was “almost suicidal”

Candice is currently publicizing her significant memoir Running Strong, which has already netted her an $80,000 advance.

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Candice’s new book Running Strong is out now