Caroline Stanbury puts on a very loved-up display with her husband Sergio Carrallo at Brisbane's Lone Pine Sanctuary… after opening up about family plans

The Real Housewives of Dubai star Caroline Stanbury put on a very loved-up display with her husband Sergio Carrallo during their latest outing in Brisbane. The Real Housewives of Dubai star Caroline Stanbury put on a very loved-up display with her husband Sergio Carrallo during their latest outing in Brisbane The TV star, 48, is in Australia promoting season two of the Hayu reality show but enjoyed some downtime at Brisbane's Lone Pine Sanctuary with Sergio, 29, on Friday Meanwhile, Sergio cut a smart figure in a tan button-up coat and salmon linen trousers for the outing. The television personality was all smiles as she cuddled up with soccer player husband Sergio, 29, while they fed the local Australian fauna outside Caroline wore an olive zip up bomber jacket and blue denim jeans, opting for a loosely tied up hairstyle and statement sunglasses Sergio was seen with his arm around Caroline's shoulders while the pair also cuddled up to each other as they proved they are as loved-up as ever At one point, Caroline crouched down to get up close and personal with the lounging kangaroos, while doting Sergio put a loving hand on her shoulder Speaking exclusively to Daily Mail Australia, Caroline revealed that they are planning to have a child and told how they recently moved into their dream home in Dubai. Sergio cut a smart figure in a tan button-up coat and salmon linen trousers for the outing Their loved-up outing comes after Caroline gave an insight into her love life with Sergio and gave an update on their family plans Speaking exclusively to Daily Mail Australia, Caroline revealed that they are planning to have a child and told how they recently moved into their dream home in Dubai Caroline - who tied the knot with Sergio in December 2021 - excitedly shared that they are currently looking for a surrogate to carry their baby after she underwent IVF 'I took it to get back to where I was - not to lose weight to be thinner, to get to where I was when I met him, so I could maintain it.'