Roxy Jacenko remains tight lipped on reality television series

ROXY Jacenko could be Australia’s next reality TV star, with the PR queen in talks about starting a new show.

PR QUEEN Roxy Jacenko has her sights set on a new reality TV show.

The 37-year-old, who is the owner and director of Sydney-based public relations firm Sweaty Betty as well as a string of ambassador roles, says she’s had conversations but nothing is set in stone — yet.

Speaking off the back of her new ambassador role with streaming service Stan, Jacenko was tight lipped on the details surrounding the show.

“There is no reality show confirmed,” she told news.com.au.

“This is merely something that has been discussed as a possibility but nothing is confirmed nor in motion.”

Roxy Jacenko with her daughter Pixie.

Jacenko, who is also an ambassador for Toni & Guy Hairdressing and Enjo cleaning products, underwent reconstruction surgery earlier this month after complications from her breast cancer, which was discovered in 2016.

Jacenko said she had tissue damage and a hardened breast implant replaced during the surgery, which has resulted in the mother-of-two being unable to exercise.

Stan ambassador Roxy Jacenko has had conversations about a reality TV show.

“Due to surgery (reconstructive breast surgery from my cancer in 2016) ... I had to stop exercise last week, and am unable to do any for the next six weeks,” she told news.com.au.

[My] next op is just before Australia Day so I’ll be off for another six weeks after that. I haven’t not exercised for a good 18 months so it’s something to get used to. I am just being extra careful on what I eat.”

Roxy Jacenko has had to park her exercise regimen while she recovers from reconstructive breast surgery.

Meanwhile, Jacenko’s husband Oliver Curtis has been appointed boss of E-Nome, reportsThe Daily Telegraph — which, according to the company website, “allows consumers to anonymously share their [medical] data to participate and assist in medical research.”

Speaking to the Daily Telegraph, Oliver’s father Nick Curtis — who is the co-founder and chair of E-Nome — is “proud” his son will be on board.

Roxy Jacenko says the new move for Oliver Curtis is something he’s “really interested in and enjoying”. Picture: AAP Image/Tracey Nearmy.

“Oli is back in the saddle in a big way,” his father Nick Curtis — a respected businessman who is also the co-founder and chair of E-Nome — told the Daily Telegraph.

“We are really proud to have him leading the team.”

Ms Jacenko told news.com.au it was an exciting move for her husband.

“[He is] working with a team on an opportunity in the tech space,” she said.

“[It’s] early days but something he is really interested in and enjoying.”

Roxy Jacenko with her husband Oliver Curtis. Picture: Aaron Francis/The Australian

In June, Mr Curtis walked free from jail after serving a 12-month sentence for insider trading.

Speaking exclusively to news.com.au following his release, Jacenko admitted she thought her marriage was over following the conviction.

“I’d spoken to a lawyer about divorce, and he knew that, I’d told him” Jacenko told news.com.au on Thursday.

“I told him I wasn’t sure what was going to happen in the future ... it was without question the worst 12 months of my life.”

Following his release, Mr Curtis decided to pop the question — again — by surprising his wife at a penthouse suite, where balloon letters spelt out “Marry Me? Again!”

“I never thought I’d walk in to a room and there would be someone with a ring and balloons and marry me again,” she said.

“When he came home, the children were happy and everything was easier. I had someone to help me. Life became much easier.”