She may have succumbed to base-level paranoia and mind-games and flushed the two idols she found throughout the game, but god help us if we don’t bloody love Australian Survivor sweetheart Daisy Richardson with all our rough-around-the-edges hearts.
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Daisy left the series earlier this week after failing to win her way back into the game via Exile Island, which means she’s been freed up to do the media rounds over the past 24 hours or so.
And while her Survivor journey is now at an end, apparently our good mate is keen to try her hand at another reality TV format as Australia’s next Bachelorette. To which we can only say: Hell bloody yes.
Speaking to News.com.au, the 24-year-old travel agent and farm girl first had to downplay persistent rumours of a Survivor romance between herself and her equally ocker male counterpart, John Eastoe.
“The answer is no, unfortunately. John is a good-looking guy, I’ll give him that. But the thing about John and I is, we are so bloody similar. We used to banter at each other so much that it would just get personal, and we’d need to take a few minutes and cool off and then come back to each other. I love Johnny boy dearly, but there’s no kissing in the palm trees I’m afraid.”
Following that, however, the “very much single” Queenslander let slip that she’d love to have a red hot crack at being our next Bachelorette, and our first country one at that.
I thought after this whole experience that Prince Charming might come riding in on his white horse, but not just yet. I’m a bit of a rough diamond, so I think it’ll take someone pretty special to date me.
I’d LOVE to do The Bachelorette. I mean, I don’t think I’m that cookie-cutter pristine girl that they usually get, but let’s change it up. Let’s put a country girl in there and see what happens!
Yep. Yes please. Givvus a knockabout country Bachelorette at once. We had the fucken Honey Badger bumping around talking about his canastas and whatnot, why the hell can’t we have Bloody Good Sheila Daisy talking about how she “looks like a string of pelican shit” in the damned mansion?
You know it makes sense, Channel Ten. Book it.
