Married At First Sight star Jessika Power reveals she’s moving to the UK
Married At First Sight Star Jessika Power says she is “done” with Australia and is taking a dive into the lucrative UK reality TV pond.
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Having conquered Australia’s reality TV realm Jessika Power, known for her sassy quips, dramatic dating life and for receiving saucy DM’s from thirsty celebrity suitors, is going global.
Australia is no longer big enough for the headline making MAFS provocateur.
“I sound like I am pumping myself up, but honestly, I feel I have done everything I can do in Australia for now,” Power said.
“I have done with Australia and I am going to take on the UK.”
Fresh from her Big Brother VIP revelation that Shane Warne landed in her inbox, Power is moving to London this weekend where she will dive into the lucrative UK reality TV pond.
She has already inked a deal to be part of the cast of a soon-to-be announced show.
“I have a lot set up over there (UK) already,” she said.
“I have a TV show – a new one -, I have appearances, I have invitations to parties, I have some really exciting stuff organised.
“I do feel like this change has been coming for a little while.
“I feel I have done as much as I can do here in Australia and I have entertained as much as I can entertain, but with MAFS screening in the UK and my name sort of blowing up over there I am really excited to see what opportunities might be there.”
Asked if the UK was ready for Jessika Power she quipped: “I am not even ready for me. I wake up in the morning and I am not ready for Jess Power.”
And as for that infamous inbox, Warne is not the only celebrity to have messaged her.
“That is just the tip of the iceberg of the very interesting people in my inbox. I have had multiple famous people in my inbox,” she said.
After finding fame for burning through blokes on Married At First Sight, Power is set to dominate Channel 7’s Big Brother VIP which starts on November 1.
She said hopes she is a role model for girls to dream big.
“You can chase your dreams and be able to live them out, that is what I want people to get from me,” she said.
“You can come from nothing and be whoever you want.”
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