Real Housewives of Sydney Cast Ditches Celebration, Pays for Own Viewing Party!
The cast of Real Housewives of Sydney celebrated the launch of season three in style on Tuesday.
Actors were spotted enjoying themselves at a lively watch party, mingling with fans, at the bustling location Universal on Oxford Street.
On the contrary, a source told Daily Mail Australia that the streaming platform, Binge, failed to cover the costs of the party.
Reports indicate that participants at the event, orchestrated by RHOS’s Krissy Marsh, were responsible for purchasing their own beverages during the party.
At the dance floor, it was observed that an insider had Marsh holding a pricy bottle of French champagne, and she generously passed it around to fellow party-goers.
On Wednesday, cast member Nicole O’Neil posted a collection of videos and photos from the event on her Instagram account.
Nicole revealed she was joined by fellow stars Marsh, Victoria Montano, and Caroline Gaultier.
The event also featured drag performances and what appeared to be quite a wild dance party.
Nicole certainly came dressed to impress, in a silver chain-mail style mini dress.
The shimmering outfit was enhanced by adding a denim jacket, and Nicole completed the style with silver high-heels and a coordinating clutch bag.
A different image displayed Nicole smiling brightly while she stood alongside her fellow actors, Krissy Marsh and Victoria Montano.
Similar to Nicole, both celebrities showcased their fashion sense, with Krissy opting for a snug-fitting violet minidress.
At the same time, Victoria opted for a black-and-white striped blouse which she paired with a dazzling silver miniskirt.
As a lifestyle connoisseur, I too embraced bold fashion choices, adorning myself in a tastefully revealing, deep-V neck, black gown that accentuated my neckline gracefully.
The form fitting dress also featured a thigh-high split, showing off her trim and toned pins.
The foursome looked to be having a great time at the event, particularly Marsh.
I recently posted a video on my Instagram story, where you can see me dancing freely on stage, surrounded by two enthusiastic gentlemen. (First person perspective)
It seems that Kate Adams, Terry Biviano, Sally Obermeder, and the latest addition, Martine Chippendale, were not present during the celebrations.
Daily Mail Australia has reached out to Binge for comment.
It comes as new cast mate Martine Chippendale raised a few eyebrows in the season 3 premiere.
In the first episode, the 42-year-old shared that she diligently applies sunscreen on herself and takes great care to stay out of the sun as much as possible.
‘The sun is my biggest nemesis in this life because the sun ruins your skin’ she quipped.
She mentioned, “I value having a skincare routine since I enjoy presenting myself well, but I don’t need much effort for that.
Martine immediately began complaining that there was too much sun in the room when filming began.
Other housewives playfully suggested that she might find it difficult, as she’s similar to ‘Edward Cullen’ – the vampire character from the Twilight novels.
It emerged that Martine devotes a significant amount of time, approximately two hours each evening, to maintaining her appearance.
The Darling Point resident also pushes her dog around in a pram, insisting that he’s ‘royalty’.
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2025-02-28 01:03