Michael Clarke in ‘hot waters’ after public fallout with partner Jade Yarborugh

Former Australian captain Michael Clarke is likely to lose his lucrative commentary role during the Border Gavaskar Trophy following his public altercation with partner Jade Yarborugh in Queensland.
Footage of the blow-up was filmed a stander outside a restaurant in Noosa on January 10.
In the video, Yarborugh can be heard accusing Clarke of cheating on her with his celebrity fashion designer ex-girlfriend Pip Edwards.

Michael Clarke and Karl Stefanovic have squared off in a wild fracas in a public park, in which Clarke was slapped across the face his girlfriend and accused of cheating.
Michael Clarke Video#YouFuckedHerOnDecember17 pic.twitter.com/pbiLUpLnnc
— SuperCoach IQ (@SuperCoachIQ) January 18, 2023
The 41-year-old can be heard continually denying the claim, with his partner seen slapping him across the face at one point during the screaming match.
Karl Stefanovic and his partner Jasmine Yarbrough, ser to Jade, were also present during the argument.
Clarke’s planned trip to India in February was referenced Yarbrough in their screaming match, as she hinted that Clarke had asked his ex Pip Edwards to accompany him to India.
“You want to send her to India with you?” Yarbrough can be heard screaming in the video.
“‘You’re the love of my life Pip, come with me to India’.”
On Wednesday night, Clarke told The Daily Telegraph: “I accept full responsibility for this altercation and am shattered my actions.”
The footage shows a shirtless Clarke limping in a park surrounded a group who are trying to calm the situation, while a furious Yarbrough screams at him then slaps him across the face.
“You f**ked her on December 17 … You f**ked her, you’re a f**king dog,” she screams.
Clarke responds: “Ba you’re wrong, you’re wrong.”
The Daily Telegraph has reported that the BCCI is reviewing its plans to include the 41-year-old cricket great in its commentary team for the highly-anticipated tour, which gets underway on February 9.
Clarke is now also having to deal with the financial fallout from the public fight, with The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age reporting a prospective sponsorship deal with a skincare brand was pulled within hours of the footage being published.

Queensland Police issued a statement on the incident on Thursday afternoon.
“Queensland Police are investigating an incident between a 30-year-old woman and 41-year-old man depicted in footage at Lions Park on Gympie Terrace in Noosaville earlier this month,” police said on Thursday evening.
“As this matter on January 10, 2023 is under investigation, the Queensland Police Service is unable to provide any further comment.”