Look inside the top Gold Coast influencers homes: Tammy Hembrow, Chloe Szepanowski, Skye Wheatley, Anna Paul
They’re the kind of homes we regular folk can only dream of – massive party pools, 10 car garages, resort style living. Take a look inside our wealthiest influencers’ homes.
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Gold Coast influencers have built a loyal following by showing off their lavish lifestyle, including their waterfront villas, party hubs and Spanish-influenced mansions.
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The Bulletin has compiled a list of the Gold Coast’s top influencers and an inside look into their homes.
Tammy Hembrow – @tammyhembrow
Followers: 14.1m
Tammy Hembrow is one of the country’s top Instagrammers – if not the number one – who resides on the Gold Coast.
She shares her fitness journey through everyday life and even pregnancy as well as a behind the scenes to her life with two kids and her fiance.
She has never shied away from showing her $2.88m waterfront home which is styled to perfection, saying she has “found peace” there.
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Ms Hembrow has recently been showing her followers her vegetable garden progress in her back yard.
Take a look inside her Broadbeach Waters home.
Skye Wheatley – @skye.wheatley
Followers: 675k
Skye Wheatley shot to fame in 2014 after placing third on reality TV show Big Brother.
Now a mum to two boys, she shares her lifestyle and the long renovations of her Coomera mansion.
Ms Wheatley and her partner Lachlan Waugh bought the four-bedroom home for $975,000 in August 2019.
The couple have been renovating the home after the Spanish-inspired mansion was abandoned by its overseas owner.
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Have a look.
Chloe Szep – @choeszep
Followers: 628k
Influencers Chloe Szep and Mitchell Orval have been in the limelight over the past two years after they were labelled ‘anti-vaxxers’ but they have been celebrating their recent successes.
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After a break from posting on social media the couple sold their Broadbeach Waters home in February for $2.75m, making them almost $1m in less than 12 months.
They have not posted where they have been living since they sold the home.
See their recent home.
Anna Paul – @anna — paull
Followers: 1.2m
Social media and Only Fans star Anna Paul skyrocketed to TikTok stardom in 2020 when she began documenting her life on the Coast in daily 60-second videos.
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Ms Paul moved into a Gold Coast mansion in 2020 with her partner Glen Thomson, brother Atis Paul and his partner Mikaela Testa.
The mansion features an elevator, 10-car garage and private cinema.
Have a look inside.
Jackson O’Doherty – @itsjackson
Followers: 2.2m
YouTube star turned OnlyFans millionaire Jackson O’Doherty recently told the Bulletin his plans to turn his luxury Gold Coast home into a hub of wild antics rivalling Los Angeles’ infamous Playboy Mansion.
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See inside the resort.
Shammi Prasad – @shammi_ltd
Followers: 1.6m
Gold Coast’s online pranking sensation and owner of streetwear brand Makin Memories, Shammi shares his party lifestyle with his loyal followers.
The Gold Coast larrikin who infamously turned off the Melbourne Cup mid-race in a packed pub – in a prank he dubbed ‘stopping the race that stops the nation’ – is among the original pool of content creators Facebook first started paying for videos.
He shared a recent video to his YouTube followers in March, 2021, showing off his new mansion on the Gold Coast, dubbed Memory Land – it comes complete with a half pipe for skateboarding and has been the scene of many a new viral high jinks video.
Take a look around.
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