Fresh off her stint as Australia’s Bachelorette, Sophie Monk announced she would be stepping off the Fijian island where she declared her love for Stu Laundy, and stepping onto another island – Love Island.
Yep, another reality TV dating show.
But this time, Sophie wouldn’t be a contestant looking for love – she would be host.
As the first episode of Love Island Australia aired on Sunday, Sophie Monk appeared to introduce the male and female contestants to each other and to close the episode. But since the premiere of the five-nightly series aired, fans have been left questioning: “Where is Sophie?”
Sophie only appeared in one episode out of the five that aired this week, leaving viewers confused – especially given rumours the 38-year-old actress and model had been paid $1 million for the hosting gig.
So #LoveIslandAU…. @sophiemonk gets to sun herself in Spain for weeks for just an occasional appearance? You werk girl! ???????????? https://t.co/kGzMMSaCOm
— Tempest Wylde (@TempestWylde) May 29, 2018
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Yes, I watched about 10 mins of this show yesterday, and that's what I was thinking. And having a Brit narrating it felt weird.
But can I ask this: is having a bunch of male and female models just going on and on about how hot each other are, really entertaining for anyone?
My bet is she's realised this show is straight up trash and doesn't want to entirely kill off the good will she got doing the Bachelorette.
You mean the host booted themselves off the island?
She might have a world first on her hands too haha