She was recently dragged into a high profile spat between ex-boyfriend Michael Clarke and his new girlfriend Jade Yaraborough.

But Pip Edwards appeared to have put that all behind her as she beamed in delight at the Australian Open on Saturday.

The P.E. Nation founder, 42,  showed off her gym-sculpted physique in school-uniform inspired look.

Slicking her blonde hair back into a smooth bun with a silk scarf, the fitness guru paired a pleated black mini skirt with a $2050 Prada white shirt and lace up Doc Marten style boots.

Showing off her flair for fashion, Pip appeared to have mini bag attached to the boots while she pulled up her zebra print socks so the trendy hosiery was on show.

Adding another edgy touch to the monochrome ensemble, Pip's shirt featured contrasting black raincoat style sleeves.

She accessorised with a $7000 black leather Chanel bag, large silver wrist watch and golden earrings and jewellery.

The influencer later posed with pal Lil Romano who also got the monochrome memo.

It's been a busy day for Pip, who earlier stepped onto the court with Ash Barty.

The fitness guru posted snaps of her day out with the sporty crew on Instagram, wearing an all black tennis ensemble from her own P.E Nation label. 

After posing for a few pictures with her friends, Edwards shared candid shots of herself hitting a few balls.

She also picked up a few tips from the former Australian Open champ as Barty, 26, told her to 'always hit the ball long'.

'Out and long is better than hitting the net,' Edwards captioned one of her photos. 

Edwards appeared to be in good spirits after she was dragged into the public stoush between her ex Michael Clarke and his girlfriend Jade Yarbrough which involved Karl Stefanovic and his wife Jasmine.

Extraordinary footage emerged earlier this month of a heated exchange between Clarke and Yarbrough while they were on holiday in Noosa, Queensland.

In the video, which was filmed by an onlooker on January 10 and sold to The Daily Telegraph for a reported $10,000, Yarbrough accused the former Test captain of cheating on her with his former flame Edwards on December 17.

Others in the group, including Stefanovic, his wife Jasmine - Yarbrough's older sister - and celebrity accountant Anthony Bell, tried to defuse the fracas.

Yarbrough and Clarke, who was limping in the footage after hurting his hamstring, have since been slapped with 'public nuisance' fines.

Stefanovic is yet to make a statement on the matter, but was asked about the footage during an event at the Australian Open last Thursday.

According to the Herald Sun, he smiled when asked if he wanted to comment but refused to say anything.

'You know what the answer is going to be,' he replied.

A remorseful Clarke has since taken full responsibility for what happened. 

Edwards also issued a statement on the night the footage was released.

'This is not my circus. Yet again, Michael in his true nature has not taken responsibility for his actions and I was blatantly lied to,' she told Daily Mail Australia.