Brett Lee Launches His Underwear Line - Acestar

Joining the ranks of Eamon Sullivan, Stephanie Rice and teammate Michael Clarke, Lee launched his own line of men's underwear - ACESTAR in Sydney, reports news.com.au.

The AceStar range was created by Australian designer Bruno Schiavi.

"I think it's very healthy, the fact that other guys are doing it. That's great, we're very happy and very, very proud of our product. We think we'e on a winner now, Brett Lee said.

Some of Lee's pals turned out to support him including Deni Hines, Dieter Brummer and his brother Shane Lee.
Currently sidelined after having an operation on a persistent ankle injury, Lee is struggling to return in time to gain fitness for the ashes 2009.

He should have plenty of time to concentrate on hsi new underwear range, after surgeons removed floating fragments and a small bone spur from Lee's left ankle.

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Brett Lee Splits With His Wife Liz Kemp

Brett Lee has confirmed he'll miss Australia's one-day series against Bangladesh because he is splitting up with his wife Liz Kemp.

"We have been caught by surprise as to how quickly our situation has become public. It is with regret that I confirm today's media reports are correct and that Liz and I have decided to separate," Lee said in a statement.

"Given the personal nature of the matter,I ask that you please respect our privacy as we attempt to deal with this sensitive situation," Lee said.

Brett Lee, 31, and his wife Liz Kemp, 31, have separated after just two years together. They have a son Preston.

Acting Cricket Australia chief executive Michael Brown yesterday said Lee had been granted short-term leave, allowing him to miss the three-match series in Darwin starting on August 30.

His place in the Australian squad will be taken by uncapped Tasmanian Brett Geeves.

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Brett Lee To Launch Men's Underwear-Acestar

If David Beckham to Soccer, then Brett Lee to Cricket. Yeah... Australia's fast bowler Brett Lee is launching his own line of men's underwear and modelling them himself.

Fashion designer Bruno Schiavi and Brett Lee has developed ACESTAR- a range of y-fonts, trunks, boxers and sleepwear in organic cotton and bamboo fibres, which will hit stores in August.

Schiavi compared Lee to soccer superstar and fashion icon David Beckham.

Wow!!..I am just looking forward "Lee Collections"...ooops!..not the ones already used by Lee himself.