Samantha Armytage took a cheeky swipe at her former Sunrise co-host David 'Kochie' Koch on Friday during a radio interview.
The Farmer Wants A Wife host, 46, appeared on Nova's Fitzy and Wippa with Kate Ritchie to talk about the popular Channel Seven show and life on her farm in regional NSW.
She recalled a story about delivering a foal on the property she shares with her husband, equestrian businessman Richard Lavender.
'I delivered a foal. I was holding the mare's head, they've got to stand up within five minutes,' she told the hosts.
Ryan 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald then jokingly asked if the newborns walked around like Kochie did at the Channel Seven Sunrise studios.
Samantha Armytage took a cheeky swipe at her former Sunrise co-host David 'Kochie' Koch on Friday during a radio interview. Both pictured in 2021
'Like they own the place?' Samantha responded.
However, co-host Kate Ritchie jumped in and clarified that Fitzy meant 'wobbly on their feet', and Samantha agreed that answer was better.
Samantha was co-host of the popular breakfast show Sunrise alongside Kochie from 2013 - 2021, and was replaced by newsreader Natalie Barr when she resigned from the role.
Last year, she took over hosting duties on Farmer Wants A Wife from Natalie Gruzlewski, who remains on the show as a presenter.
The Farmer Wants A Wife host, 46, appeared on Nova's Fitzy and Wippa with Kate Ritchie to talk about the popular Channel Seven show and life on her farm in regional NSW
Sam sold her North Bondi home for $2.8million in July 2020, before moving to a Southern Highlands farm to live with her husband Richard.
She tied the knot with Richard at his 40-hectare property in Bowral on New Year's Eve in 2020.
The journalist met her husband at socialite Skye Leckie's 60th birthday party in April 2019, and she said there was an instant connection.
Ryan 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald then jokingly asked if the newborn foals on her farm walked around like Kochie did at the Channel Seven Sunrise studios. 'Like they own the place?' Samantha responded
She previously told Stellar: 'I think we make a good match. I was very lucky to find him at that point in my life.'
Richard added about the early days of their romance: 'There's been a lot said about that stuff but, honestly, I think she was just looking for something a bit different when she met me.'
He is a stakeholder of Lavender Equestrian, which offers a variety of services for horses in the region, including breeding and training.
According to property records, his 40-hectare farm in Berrima cost $1.95million when he bought it in 2007.
