Former NRL presenter Tiffany Salmond turned heads this week after sunning herself at Bondi Icebergs in Sydney’s east.
Salmond, 27, opted for a red two-piece which displayed her jaw-dropping figure.
The New Zealand-born TV star blended in with the locals, enjoying a dip in the famous pool before soaking up her surroundings.
Last month, Salmond revealed how an unnamed NRL star, who slid into her DMs, had completely turned her off by bluntly asking whether he could message her on Snapchat.
The former Fox League presenter made the revelation after she explained last year that multiple footy players had sent her ‘sexually charged’ messages on social media.
Salmond opened up on her conversation with the NRL player, whom she described as a ‘golden boy’.
Former NRL presenter Tiffany Salmond turned heads this week after sunning herself at Bondi Icebergs (pictured)
Salmond, 27, opted for a red two-piece which displayed her jaw-dropping figure
The New Zealand-born TV star blended in with the locals, enjoying a dip in the famous pool before soaking up her surroundings
She claimed it was odd he had asked her for her Snapchat, given her previous comments on some of the sleazy messages that NRL players had sent her in the past.
‘On the topic, since I spoke about that last year, I did have an interaction with a very beloved player in the NRL, one that you would all like, everyone kind of likes him, he’s a ‘golden boy,’ and he has a pretty good reputation,’ the footy broadcaster said during a video posted on Instagram.
‘And so I also had a pretty good perception of him. I thought he was going to be a bit more mature, a bit more grounded. Wasn’t going to be sleazy and weird.
‘He did just DM me straight out of the gate, asking: ‘So, why aren’t you on Fox League anymore?’
‘I had a good perception of him, but that slowly went downhill until he said: ‘So, are you a Snapchatter?’
The Kiwi footy reporter then sighed before adding: ‘That is probably the ultimate turn-off…for anyone!
Salmond dished up some advice to her male followers, claiming that they should not ask a grown woman for their Snapchat details, inferring it implies a sleazy motive.
‘She knows what you want to do on there. You’re not trying to have deep and meaningful conversations or actually try to get to know her.’
Tiffany Salmond previously revealed how an unnamed NRL star, who slid into her DMs, had completely turned her off by asking whether he could message her on Snapchat
The former Fox League presenter explained last year that multiple footy players had sent her ‘sexually charged’ messages
Salmond, who now lives in Sydney, went on to reveal some of the messages she exchanged with the unnamed NRL player
Many rugby league fans wanted answers after Salmond was not part of Fox League’s NRL coverage at the start of last season.
She had previously worked as a touchline reporter with the New Zealand Warriors in 2023 and 2024 before she was abruptly dropped by the broadcaster.
Salmond felt she had been moved on because she was too ‘disruptive’.
It also came after she had found herself at the centre of Fox League reporter Jake Duke’s high-profile breakup with 7News reporter Grace Fitzgibbon.
Salmond also stated she has a surprise NRL crush, stating several coaches left her feeling ‘slightly flustered’.
Now based in Sydney, it is unknown if Salmond will be presenting at NRL matches – or potentially other footy codes – this year.
