Lisa Wilkinson embarks on ‘payback tour’ as she goes barefoot to promote her memory in Adelaide

Lisa Wilkinson launched the national book tour for her The souvenir was not supposed to be in Adelaide on Wednesday.

The 62-year-old Sunday Project host looked elegant in a long red dress as a woman introduced her memories at a business dinner.

Wilkinson completed the look in a navy blue jacket and walked barefoot holding her shoes and left the event.

The host was carrying a brown bag and gold earrings while chatting with a friend outside the club.

Wilkinson let her brunette lock herself in and chose a neutral makeup palette for the event.

The Aussie report came after it was reported that Wilkinson had asked the press for a “refund” for checking out his explanatory book †

Trendy: The 62-year-old Sunday Project host looked elegant in a long red dress as a woman introduced her memories at a business dinner.

Final Look: Wilkinson completed her look with a navy blue blazer and walked barefoot without her shoes on and left the event

Accessories: The TV presenter wore a brown bag and gold earrings while talking to a friend outside the room.

She will face criticism for her memories during her nationwide book tour, including allegations of missing key details about her salary dispute with her former Channel Nine employer.

Wilkinson will also break the record for “some of the stories behind the headlines you may have read in recent months” when she returns for a series of high-profile breakfasts for the Business Chicks women’s network group.

In her book, she made a number of allegations about former Today Show host Karl Stefanovic and how she broke up with Nine over a reported dispute over the gender pay gap.

Beauty: Wilkinson let her brunette go out and chose a neutral makeup palette for the event

Payback: Wilkinson came after asking the press for a “refund” for checking out his all-in-one book, Australia reports

He said no one believed that the pay gap between him and Stefanovic was once “so unusual” as they hosted the breakfast show.

However, it was later reported that Wilkinson had earned more than Stefanovic over the years at the start of their on-air collaboration, and was only able to negotiate a higher salary when Seven tried to take Stefanovic away.

Wilkinson neglected to mention this important detail in his memoirs, focusing instead on pay gaps during his later years at Today’s management.

In her book, she claimed that Stefanovic suggested they join forces to renegotiate their Nine contracts in August 2015, no different than when the cast of the American sitcom Friends famously reunited with NBC to negotiate better deals.

Answer: During her nationwide book tour, she will face criticism over her memories, including allegations that she missed key details about her salary dispute with her former Channel Nine employer.

Round: Wilkinson will also break the record for “some of the stories behind the headlines you may have read in recent months” while addressing a series of high-profile breakfasts for the female network group Business Chicks.

However, he claims he eventually abandoned the idea and instead pitted rival networks Nine and Seven against each other to get a better deal for himself.

The media has been flooded with stories that Stefanovic is restless on Today and is seeking greener pastures – and more civic working hours – on Channel Seven,” he wrote.

Stefanovic soon found himself at the center of a bidding war between Nine and Seven that led to Nine signing a five-year contract worth at least $2 million a year.

Wilkinson’s deal was worth much less, about $780,000 a year, and lasted just two years.

“There was no doubt: Karl certainly knew the art of negotiation,” he wrote.

Lifting the Cover: In her book, Wilkinson made a number of allegations about former Today Show co-host Karl Stefanovic and how he broke up with Nine over a reported dispute over the gender pay gap.

Missing Facts: However, it was later reported that Wilkinson earned more than Stefanovic (left) at the start of their on-air collaboration and was only able to negotiate a higher salary when Seven tried to take Stefanovic away.