Nadia Bartel will not be charged with drug offences after being filmed snorting a line of white powder at an illegal party in Melbourne last week.
Entertainment reporter Peter Ford broke the news on Seven's The Morning Show on Thursday, confirming police were taking no further action.
It comes after the former AFL WAG, 36, and three other women were issued with Penalty Infringement Notices after attending the gathering last Thursday.
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Nadia Bartel will not be charged with drug offences after being filmed snorting a line of white powder at an illegal party in Melbourne last Thursday
'Four women have been issued with Penalty Infringement Notices following a gathering at a Richmond address in contravention of the Chief Health Officer’s restrictions,' a Victoria Police spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia on Monday.
'The incident occurred at a private address on Thursday, September 2, at 4pm.
'A 36-year-old Windsor woman, a 32-year-old Richmond woman, a 33-year-old Pascoe Vale woman and a 35-year-old Strathmore woman have all been issued with a Penalty Infringement Notice for failing to comply with requirements in relation to a private or public gathering.
'The monetary penalty for each Penalty Infringement Notice is $5,452.
'A fifth woman at the address was not charged as she was complying with CHO employment restrictions.'
It comes after the WAG, 36, and three other women were issued with Penalty Infringement Notices after attending the gathering at which Nadia was filmed snorting white powder
Ms Bartel was recorded snorting the powder off a $1.50 Kmart plate in a video mistakenly shared to Instagram by her friend and business partner Ellie Pearson
It comes after Bartel apologised for flouting Melbourne's lockdown by hosting the illegal gathering at which she snorted a line of white powder.
She wrote on Instagram on Friday evening: 'Hi everyone, I have let you all down by my actions. I take full responsibility and I am committed to taking all necessary steps to ensure I make better choices in future.
'To my family and friends, my business partners and the public health workers trying to keep us all safe, I am embarrassed and remorseful.
'I am truly and deeply sorry. I hope I can earn your forgiveness and, in time, your trust.'
Pearson had meant to send the video to her sister, but due to a cracked phone screen posted it on social media by accident and didn't delete it until 10 minutes later
She was recorded snorting the powder off a $1.50 Kmart plate in a video mistakenly shared to Instagram by her friend and business partner Ellie Pearson.
Pearson had meant to send the video to her sister, but due to a cracked phone screen posted it on social media by accident and didn't
