Osher continued to share a sentiment everyone related to a child going through Year 12 will understand.
"We are all so incredibly proud of her, because while as parents and stepparents and grandparents we can only do our best to make opportunities (and guidance) available to our kids, it's up to them what they do about those opportunities," he wrote.
It can be challenging for adults to fathom finishing school during a pandemic, which has caused many hurdles for teachers and students, so with that in mind, Osher emphasised how well his sweetly dubbed "G" handled the pressure.
"G grabbed what was in front of her and ran with it. Despite lockdowns, shit internet, horrid social isolation and 100,000hrs of zoom Classes. She battled through it all and exceeded what she was aiming for. G, you're a weapon. And I'm so very, very proud of you," he gushed.
Finally, he turned his attention to the future and the present by writing, "Can't wait to see what you apply your superpowers to next xx (Also, it was marvellous to celebrate your achievements at lunch with you and Mum today x)."
In his comment section Dannii Minogue wrote, "Congratulations team 👏🏻and especially G," and Bachelor alum Alisha Aitkenradburn commented, "Congrats Georgia! What a tough couple of years but managed with such grace and determination. Celebrations so deserved."
Since day one, Osher has been a massive supporter of G, and he has been open about the love he feels for his family, including his young son Wolfie, whom he shares with Audrey.
In March 2020, he told The Australian Women's Weekly, "I'm really lucky that I got that chance to be in this relationship with Audrey who just radiates kindness and love. Being able to witness the way she guides and nurtures Georgia thorough her life is just an incredible honour.
He added, "It was very early on that [Georgia] went from being my girlfriend's kid to the next day being someone that, if she was standing in the road and a bus was coming, I would push her out of the way even if it meant I would die."
"It was like a switch turned on and my DNA had activated some gene, some expression turned on that was it. My life is no longer just about me, it just happened."
This article previously appeared on our sister site Now To Love.
