Newlyweds Tim Robards and Anna Heinrich reconnect in Fiji after living separate lives
They've been forced to live separate lives in separate states in recent months due to their work commitments.
And Bachelor couple Tim Robards and Anna Heinrich have finally reconnected on a trip to Fiji.
The newlyweds - who tied the knot in Italy in June - have been enjoying a stay at luxury Fijian resort Six Senses.
Together again! Newlyweds Tim Robards and Anna Heinrich reconnect in Fiji after living separate lives
This week Tim shared a sweet snap of himself with his stunning wife by the water, gushing about how good it was that the pair were finally spending some quality time together.
'After so much time away for me over the last few months it's so nice to get some "us" time,' Tim wrote.
The chiropractor added the hashtag: 'Once filming wrapped of course' with the pair believed to be shooting a travel special while overseas.
Downtime: The newlyweds - who tied the knot in Italy in June - have been enjoying a stay at luxury Fijian resort Six Senses
Quality time: The pair have flooded their social pages with happy snaps taken during the holiday
Meanwhile, Anna uploaded a cute couple shot of the pair.
She also said she was in a 'relaxed state of mind' as she posed by the pool in a backless black swimsuit.
In recent weeks the couple have been living in separate states, with Anna at their home in Sydney's Bondi and Tim relocated to Melbourne to film his new role on Neighbours.
Relaxing: Anna said she was in a 'relaxed state of mind' as she posed by the pool in a backless black swimsuit
Wedding bells: The couple tied the knot in Italy in June
Busy! In recent weeks the couple have been living in separate states, with Anna at their home in Sydney's Bondi and Tim relocated to Melbourne to film his new role on Neighbours
Earlier this month, Tim told WHO magazine how they make things work, despite the long distance.
'I'm now in a relationship where we support each other so much and to have someone that if I need to move to Melbourne for a couple of months, we'll make it work,' he explained.
'Because we both want to see each other achieve our goals and dreams, and we can still do that together, but it means sometimes you might have to be apart for a little bit and you make it work.'
'We support each other so much': Earlier this month, Tim told WHO magazine how they make things work, despite the long distance
Tim joined the cast of long-running soap Neighbours in July, playing the character of Pierce Greyson.
Meanwhile Anna, 31, appears as a legal assistant on shock jock Kyle Sandilands' new reality show, Trial By Kyle.
Tim said that the couple's bond is strong enough to stand the hardship of being apart from each other.
'Our time, love grows into more of a deeper respect for each other and understanding and honouring each other's own aspirations and ideas,' he added to WHO.
Speaking to NW magazine in August, Anna admitted it was hard on the couple.
'It's extremely hard, but we're both extremely busy with our own projects,' Anna told the publication, explaining Tim flies back to Sydney on weekends.
'Obviously we just got married, so that doesn't make things easy, but at the same time I speak to him all day every day.'
Although it's been difficult for the couple, Anna admitted she hasn't really felt the distance yet because they're 'both so busy'.
But she added the separation has only made their relationship stronger.
'I fall more in love with Tim every day, and being apart from him makes me appreciate him more for sure!' she added.
Tim and Anna first met on the 2013 season of The Bachelor Australia.
Going strong: Tim and Anna first met on the 2013 season of The Bachelor Australia
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