Sophie Monk has revealed the surprising way she would quit filming The Bachelorette Australia early.
The 44-year-old singer appeared on the third season of the reality TV show in 2017, where she dated a series of men over several weeks in an attempt to find true love.
And she gave an insight into filming for the hit show and revealed how she secretly survived long days of filming.
Appearing on The Hundred with Andy Lee, Sophie revealed that she would kiss her potential suitors early because then producers would let her finish filming.
Presenter Andy, 42, recalled his backstage conversation with Sophie during which she revealed her show secret, as he told the audience.
“I asked Soph how long the days were on The Bachelorette and she said, “They were long, but the producer said if you kiss them they usually finish early because that's all they need .”
Sophie Monk has revealed the surprising way she would quit filming The Bachelorette Australia early. Pictured
The Love Island Australia host then confirmed: “They said they would give me an early grade if I kissed her.” So I thought, “Hey, shut up.” Stop talking.”
Sophie was also asked how many men she kissed in a day on The Bachelorette, to which she replied: “No more than… quite a few, to be honest.”
Her revelation came when panellists had to guess how many Australians had multiple partners at the same time. The answer was: 28 percent.
Sophie quit Bachelorette with Stu Laundy and the couple dated for six months before going their separate ways. She has since found love with husband Joshua Gross.
Her latest TV appearance comes after it was revealed Sophie has sold her riverside investment property on the Gold Coast.
Although the price was not disclosed, real estate records show the singer purchased the five-bedroom, three-bathroom home in 2016 for $1.1 million.
The 44-year-old singer appeared on the third season of the reality TV show in 2017 and revealed that she would kiss her admirers so she could finish filming early
When she appeared with Andy Lee in “The Hundred,” she said, “They said they'd give me an early grade if I kissed them.” So I thought, “Hey, shut up. Stop talking.”
The Helensvale property, which sits on a sprawling 4,018 square meter block, was recently vacated by tenants who had been renting the house for $1,200 a week.
Built in the late 1990s, the renovated property features five bedrooms, three bathrooms and a boat ramp with direct river access.
The home also features a renovated kitchen with a large stone countertop.
The kitchen overlooks an outdoor area and a large swimming pool, while the master bedroom has three wardrobes, an en suite bathroom and a balcony.
When Sophie put the property up for rent in 2021, leasing agent Realestate.com.au said a house on a large plot of land was rare to find.
“You feel like you're living in a peaceful country estate, but yet everything you need is close by, shops and good schools are nearby, so it's an ideal home for the whole family,” said he.
Sophie still owns a Mermaid Beach unit that she purchased in 2003 for $165,000.
Her latest TV appearance comes after it was revealed Sophie has sold her Gold Coast riverside investment property, which she bought for $1.1 million in 2016
Sophie lives with her husband Josh, whom she married in 2022. The couple exchanged vows at their home on New South Wales' Central Coast after eloping together
In 2020, she purchased a luxury Hamptons-inspired property on the central coast of New South Wales for $2.25 million.
She secured an 8,000 sq ft three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence in Matcham.
Sophie was born in London before moving to the Gold Coast with her family at the age of two, where she attended Helensvale Primary School.
She currently lives with her husband Josh, whom she married in 2022. The couple tied the knot at their home on New South Wales' Central Coast after eloping together.