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Comfort above all! SAS Australia star Dan Ewing trades combat boots for a sock and sandal combination as he leaves his Sydney home
He wore fatigues and combat boots during the SAS Australia season this year, but it was a decidedly dressed Dan Ewing who stepped out on Monday.
The 36-year-old former Home and Away actor was spotted leaving his Sydney home with a combo of socks and sandals.
Dan teamed black and white tube socks with a pair of black slip-on sandals for running errands in his hometown.
Keep things casual: He wore fatigues and combat boots during this year’s SAS Australia season, but it was a decidedly dressed Dan Ewing who stepped out on Monday
He also stepped out in black athletic shorts, which he teamed with a khaki green t-shirt.
The Occupation star kept warm under a black zip-up hoodie.
Dan was seen checking his phone and carrying a piece of paper as he drove from his home to his car, which was parked on the street.
Mismatched: The 36-year-old former Home and Away actor was spotted leaving his Sydney home in a sock and sandal combo
Sportswear: He also stepped out in black sports shorts, which he teamed with a khaki green t-shirt
In an interview with the ImperfectlyPerfect podcast last week, Dan admitted that he “struggled” after joining the cast of Home and Away in 2007.
“I really struggled. I was just a kid from the northern beaches so to get famous in Australia’s biggest show at home and away… I wasn’t ready, â€he confessed.
“My partner at the time was not ready and I didn’t know it at the time, but I was really suffering from anxiety.”
Shopping: Dan was seen checking his phone and carrying a piece of paper as he drove from his home to his car, which was parked on the street
Dark times: In an interview with the ImperfectlyPerfect podcast last week, Dan admitted he had “struggled” after joining the cast of Home and Away in 2007. Pictured on the show
He said he turned to alcohol as a coping mechanism for what he was going through.
“I would kind of rock all that toddy up in my neck and be written off completely on the weekend,” he explained.
“You disguise it as” Oh, it’s letting off steam. We all do it “, and we all did it. But for me, I just didn’t understand that there was a better way, there was a better process … ‘
Action: Elsewhere in the interview, Dan opened up about his appearance on SAS Australia, where he admitted it was still a “TV show,” with producers on set.
Dan admitted that it was “not conducive to a good relationship, a good marriage or a good lifestyle” even though he continued to “achieve his work goals”.
“It was sort of, not hidden, it wasn’t like I was a full-fledged alcoholic, but I just went blind on weekends to assuage this anxiety that I just wasn’t ready to do. “, he continued.
Elsewhere in the interview, Dan opened up about his appearance on SAS Australia, where he admitted it was still a “TV show,” with producers on set.
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Covered: The Occupation star kept warm under a black hooded jacket
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