AMY Huberman is preparing to launch a new project after three years of hard work.
The Irish comedian, who’s married to Irish rugby legend Brian O’Driscoll, shared a cryptic post on Instagram over the weekend.
In the stunning photo shared, the 45-year-old looked fabulous as she stepped out on the streets of Dublin in a chic bedazzled mini dress.
She paired the dress with an ankle-length overcoat and a pair of striking heels.
However, one aspect of the snap was sure to peak fans’ interest as Amy brandished a tote-bag with her initials, AH, printed on the side.
She also opted to wear her blonde hair down in some natural wavy curls.
And ensuring no one could get a sneak peek at her upcoming project, Amy shared the photo in black and white.
Posting her teaser, Amy wrote: “After almost three years prepping… launching VERY soon…. Guuuurl what’s in your bag!!!”
Her ominous post sent fans wild as they raced to her comment section to guess what could be in the bag.”
Popular TV presenter Angela Scanlon said: “Please tell me those shoes are in the bag?!”
RTE star Miriam O’Callaghan wrote: “Looks amazing… super exciting.”
Irish actress Aisling Bea commented: “Hot Stuff.”
Dublin comedian Deirdre O’Kane remarked: “Now we’re talkin!!”
Another fan added: “Ah so exciting.”
If the mum-of-three was to launch her own fashion brand, she wouldn’t be the first in her family.
As Amy’s dad, Harold Huberman, was a popular and renowned fashion designer in London.
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Harold, who sadly passed away in 2022, predominantly specialised in designing women’s cashmere and wool coats.
Taking to her Instagram recently, Amy shared with fans that a jacket designed by her late dad, recently made its way to her.
The mum-of-three posed for a quick snap in her hall mirror in the jacket.
The double breasted calf-tan cashmere jacket featured fold over pockets and lapels.
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Amy captioned the heartfelt post: “Another of my Dad’s gorgeous coats has found its way to me.
“What a special gift. I have three now and I honestly treasure them so much. I’m not sure when this was made but perhaps the 90’s.
“I love that Dad designed this coat and sent it out into the world for someone to wear and love.
“To weddings, concerts, sides of pitches, chats over coffees, heading out to parties, strewn over banisters, on trips to airports to travel to wherever, or on the way to visit loved ones, in arguments and make ups.
“The little bits of life lived in a coat. And now it’s here with me as its new custodian for more adventures.
“And I love that a little piece of what Dad loved so much lives on.”
