Port Adelaide WAG Chelsea Becirevic opens up on move back to Melbourne while Ivan Soldo stays in Adelaide
The stunning partner of Power ruckman Ivan Soldo has opened up on her ‘kind of random’ decision to relocate from South Australia.
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The glamorous partner of Power ruckman Ivan Soldo, has revealed she’s moving back to Melbourne – but says Adelaide will remain her “second home”.
Chelsea Becirevic, a model, influencer and budding entrepreneur, will relocate next month as the couple prepare to unveil their new fashion brand.
She said the move was “kind of random and very unplanned” but will allow her to focus on the launch of their label IM TAKEN, while Soldo stays in Adelaide during the footy season.
“We just completely fell in love with a property, and that’s really what prompted everything,” said Ms Becirevic.
“So I’ll be setting up and working on our brand from there, while still going back and forth to Adelaide during Ivan’s season – he’s very settled there and obviously his work is based in Adelaide, but it’s such a quick trip so it’s pretty easy.”
Originally from the Gold Coast, Ms Becirevic has been in the headlines since moving to SA with Soldo from Melbourne at the end of 2023.
Last year, Ms Becirevic admitted Adelaide was a “big adjustment” but she told The Advertiser that she was enjoying her time here.
She briefly relocated to Dubai to embark on a career as a flight attendant, but eventually turned her back on the role to be with her footy beau.
Earlier this year, the couple moved into their first home together in Adelaide.
“Melbourne is definitely the right place to build the business long-term, especially with its incredible creative energy and fashion culture,” Ms Becirevic said.
“That said, Adelaide will absolutely remain a second home for me.”
Ms Becirevic described the couple’s new fashion venture as “athlete off-duty meets elevated essentials”.
“The label is coming together so well – we’re almost at launch stage and couldn’t be more excited,” she said.
“It’s been a passion project for both of us for a long time so it’s very exciting seeing it all come together now.”
In May, the social media influencer joined subscription-based website Fanfix – known as a “clean” version of OnlyFans – allowing her followers to access exclusive content for a monthly fee.
The membership-based site enables creators to monetize their following and connect with their fans but unlike OnlyFans, Fanfix doesn’t allow sexually explicit or adult content.
“Fanfix has been a great addition to my brand – it’s been fun and something new,” said Ms Becirevic, who has also signed with a US talent agency.
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