Jackie ‘O’ Henderson showcased her affluence on Tuesday while stepping out in a stylish outfit following an hour-long shopping spree in Darlinghurst.

The radio queen, 49, looked incredibly chic in a loose Led Zeppelin band shirt and red cargo pants which she paired with black Prada boots.

The designer shoes retail for a whopping $2,650 and feature tiny purses strapped around the ankles for a practical utility look.

Recently, Jackie has been highlighting her fashion sense, coinciding with her 18kg weight loss, and she appeared cheerful while being seen leaving the boutique store Désordre.

The blonde beauty carried a faux fur jacket over her arm as she slung a huge black designer handbag onto her shoulder. 

She toted three shopping bags in hand after spending an hour perusing the racks of Désordre and speaking with the sales staff. 

At one point, she was seen flashing a bright smile as she attempted to wave while lugging all her belongings across the street. 

Jackie looked every inch the natural beauty as she opted for a minimal makeup look and let her blonde tresses tumble in loose waves down her back. 

This follows Jackie’s revelation about the future allocation of her massive wealth after her passing, with her reportedly earning $10 million annually thanks to a landmark $200 million, 10-year radio contract.

She discussed the details of her will with co-host Kyle Sandilands back in March and said she will be leaving her entire estate to her 13-year-old daughter Kitty.

‘I couldn’t imagine not leaving everything to my daughter. Why wouldn’t I want to give her the best start in life?’ Jackie began.

According to a report from last year, Jackie had a net worth of over $50million which continues to grow to this day. 

However, Jackie added there would be some conditions to ensure her daughter’s inheritance was not squandered.

‘She can’t just have it all at once. She can’t be 18 and have everything, I don’t want that. I’m going to drip feed her,’ she said.

‘When you are 18 or 21 you are not that sensible with money. She gets some at 18, then at 25 and all of it at 30.’