Show Notes
It’s hard to believe beloved radio host and TV personality Chrissie Swan first shot to fame as a housemate on Big Brother in 2003.
21 years on from her time on the reality show, Chrissie is opening up about the fat-shaming incident that stopped the nation, why she won’t be watching Big Brother 2025, which TV opportunities she’s turned down over the years, and how she transitioned from a reality star to a household name.
Chrissie Swan, it’s time to confess.
Confessions of a Reality Star is hosted by Lachlan Guertin and Tahlia Pritchard, with audio production by Anna Mendoza. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok.
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