only lasting one season. Other ventures Worthington announced in April 2011 a co-ownership in Growlers restaurant located in Torquay between her and Darryn Lyons. The restaurant was sold in 2013. In August, 2010 and March, 2011, Worthington co-hosted Australia radio show The Kyle & Jackie O Show. In January 2012, Worthington signed as a brand ambassador for coconut water brand H2Coco. Worthington appeared in a photoshoot in tropical Bali to kick off the brand's advertising campaign in Australia. Lara has served as the face of Australian fashion chain Cotton On. In November 2014, Worthington launched a new tanning range called The Base. In 2019, Worthington's beauty brand became not-for-profit and re-branded as Share The Base. In 2021, Worthington was announced as beauty ambassador for Australian vitamin and beauty company Swisse. Personal life She has one older brother, Josh Bingle. On 10 January 2007, Sydney tabloid The Daily Telegraph stated that Bingle and Australian cricketer Michael Clarke were in a relationship. On 25 March 2008 it was announced that the pair were engaged after Clarke proposed in New York. Clarke's public relations firm announced the ending of the engagement on 12 March 2010. On 18 October 2013, it was confirmed that Bingle was in a relationship with fellow Australian and actor Sam Worthington. Bingle announced in 2014 that she was re-locating from Sydney to New York City. They married on 28 December 2014 and have three sons: Rocket Zot, born in 2015; Racer, born in 2016; and River, born 2020. Legal problems In May 2006, Bingle (now Worthington) took legal action against EMAP Australia, which had allegedly published photographs of the model without her permission in the 27 March 2006 issue of Australian men's magazine Zoo Weekly. Worthington claimed defamation by the manner in which the magazine published the photos. On 2 March 2010, Worthington started proceedings to sue Brendan Fevola for breach of privacy, defamation and misuse of her image for the release of a nude photo in Woman's Day published on 1 March 2010. On 4 March 2010 it emerged that Worthington and her agent, Max Markson, had sold her story relating to this nude photo to the same magazine, Woman's Day, which had published the controversial photo for nearly A$200,000. This raised considerable controversy because Worthington would discuss for profit a matter she considered serious enough to sue over and from which she claimed to be hurt. While