PR queen Roxy Jacenko is hit with fresh graffiti attack at her Sweaty Betty office in Paddington with vandals scrawling obscenities all over the walls and around the streets of Sydney
Roxy Jacenko's Sweaty Betty PR head office in Paddington, Sydney was hit with another graffiti attack on Wednesday.
Police were called at 8:15am after the white building on Elizabeth Street was defaced with black spray paint that read, 'Roxy is a c***'.
In a statement to Daily Mail Australia a police spokesperson said an investigation is underway after graffiti targeting Roxy was found in Paddington, Bondi and Malabar.
Vile: Roxy Jacenko's Sweaty Betty PR head office in Paddington, Sydney was hit with another graffiti attack on Wednesday. Pictured: The outside of the building on Elizabeth Street
Vandals also sprayed 'Roxy Jacenko is a crook' on the traffic barrier near Syd Einfeld Drive in Bondi Junction, as well as on a barrier near Oatley Road in Paddington.
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Roxy and her husband, Oliver Curtis, appeared calm as they spoke to police outside the vandalised building on Wednesday morning.
Daily Mail Australia has contacted Roxy Jacenko for comment.
It comes after neighbours complained last week that the publicist's $400,000 Aston Martin Vantage V8 was parked illegally in a No Stopping zone outside her office, blocking access for other vehicles.
Attack: Vandals also sprayed 'Roxy Jacenko is a crook' on the traffic barrier near Syd Einfeld Drive in Bondi Junction
Abuse: 'Roxy Jacenko is a crook' was also sprayed on a barrier near Oatley Road in Paddington
The $250,000 Range Rover that Oliver drives is also often parked in the illegal spot.
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia on Saturday, Roxy said: 'It's ridiculous that the No Stopping zone is there when two cars can easily fit into this space by my garage.
'I will be applying to have that No Stopping area re-zoned for parking. The Council has failed to provide parking spaces for all buildings and businesses in the area.'
In 2017, the Sweaty Betty PR head office underwent a $1.4million renovation, complete with 27 workstations, three showrooms and a 12-person meeting room.
Target: The vile graffiti this week is just the latest in a string of attacks that have occurred since Roxy (right) moved into into 7-13 Elizabeth Street two years ago. Pictured left: Oliver Curtis
The vile graffiti this week is just the latest in a string of attacks that have occurred since Roxy moved into 7-13 Elizabeth Street two years ago.
In 2017, police were called to investigate after the building was vandalised at least three times with 'foul-smelling sludge' and ink-injected eggs.
Roxy previously said she suspected the culprit was likely 'someone close to home'.
Fined: Roxy's neighbours complained last week that her $400,000 Aston Martin Vantage V8 was parked illegally in a No Stopping zone outside her office. In 2017, she was also fined $257 (pictured) for illegally parking outside her building
'I think this is a person who has an agenda and that's to stop me working and it's not going to stop me working,' she said at the time.
'You know what, you clean it up and you get on with it and you keep going. I think a lot of other things have not stopped me working. I had cancer, my husband went to jail. This kind of s*** is not going to honestly affect me.'
Security cameras were installed, however it is unclear if the vandals were identified.
Heckled: In February, Roxy was heckled at her own In Conversation with Roxy Jacenko seminar at The Ivy in Sydney. Pictured on Tuesday, April 9 in Woolloomooloo
Wednesday's graffiti attack comes after Roxy was heckled at her own In Conversation with Roxy Jacenko seminar in February.
Anthony Hess, who was a guest at the event, confirmed afterwards that he had a tense exchange with the blonde entrepreneur.
The last few years have been difficult for the Sweaty Betty PR founder, who has endured a cancer battle, Oliver's imprisonment, marital woes and a 2016 incident involving doctored images of her daughter Pixie, seven.
Hard times: The last few years have been difficult for Roxy, who has endured a cancer battle, Oliver's imprisonment, marital woes and a 2016 incident involving doctored images of her daughter. Roxy and Oliver are pictured with their children: Pixie and Hunter
