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09/10/2019 8:48 PM AEDT
The 23-year-old waitress competed in the pageant earlier this year.
By Alicia Vrajlal
Jessie Wynter’s Love Island Australia appearance comes after she competed in the Miss Universe pageant this year.
The 23-year-old represented Hobart as a finalist, and despite not winning, has continued working as a promo model.
She says the reality show opportunity “could not have come at a better time”.
“I am a waitress at the moment, and it kind of felt that my life had stalled a little bit. It will be good to keep me occupied, get me out of my shell,” she says.
The second night of the show featured the first big argument between Jessie and Maurice Salib, leaving many viewers fuming and branding Maurice’s behaviour as ‘gaslighting’.
The 27-year-old’s heated conversation with Jessie left the 23-year-old waitress feeling visibly uncomfortable as she told him, “It kind of feels like you’re putting words in my mouth”.
Jessie has also been open about having breast implant surgery that “didn’t go to plan”.
“I fortunately got it fixed. I’ve had a really great year actually, getting it fixed was fantastic. I hope people don’t’ call me fake and they can see past it. I’m always open and honest about it.”
Love Island contestant Jessie
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Love Island contestant Jessie Wynter
Australia’s second season of Love Island is set to premiere on Monday, with Sophie Monk returning as the Channel Nine show’s host.
After the 2018 season was filmed in Spain, this year’s contestants will be looking for love a bit closer to home in tropical Fiji.
Five female and five male contestants will couple up in the villa before trouble comes knocking as intruders arrive.
Irish radio star and actor, Eoghan McDermott, will once again narrate the show with his signature wit. At the end one winning couple, as voted by the public, is given a pot of money to start their lives together. However, there’s a catch as one person is given the option of sharing the money or keeping it for themselves.
Love Island premieres on Monday at 8:45pm on Channel Nine.
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