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As a die-hard admirer, I can’t help but share the news that a beloved ex-Big Brother contestant has made a significant life shift! She’s chosen to step away from social media as her primary income stream and dive into the world of traditional employment, taking on a 9-5 job. It’s an exciting transformation for this star, and I can’t wait to see what the future holds!

25-year-old Tilly Whitfeld, who gained popularity following her reality TV stint in 2020, shared on TikTok last Thursday that she is stepping away from being a full-time social media influencer.

Even with over 209,000 followers and making as much as $10,000 per video, she expressed the need for a more reliable source of income.

She announced that she’s shifting her primary income source away from being an influencer and instead, will take on a traditional 9-5 job. She confessed that she’s never felt more anxious about having a regular job.

Making this decision is among the most significant ones I’ve ever faced. I can hardly contain my enthusiasm for the opportunity to invest in a new venture and pick up some fresh knowledge along the way.

Tilly secured a genuine position as a marketing and purchasing representative, commencing her new work next week in North Sydney.

Since she had never held a traditional daytime job, Tilly expressed anxiety regarding the relocation and sought advice from her followers on managing an office setting effectively.

She wondered if there was a dress code that balanced professionalism with comfort, and asked if it was acceptable to wear elegant yet casual footwear like nice toe heels. She also wanted to know the overall atmosphere, whether she should take a bus (use public transportation) or not.

“I’m curious, do you often work late into the night? And when it comes to breaks for lunch, what’s the procedure? Does everyone usually bring their lunch like in school? Honestly, I’m not sure about the customs here… By any chance, is it acceptable for me to bring my own laptop?

As a lifestyle connoisseur, I’ve been gracing the digital world with my presence since graduating from high school. From hosting a captivating podcast to producing a compelling YouTube series, I’ve managed to carve out a niche for myself in the influencer realm. To top it off, I’ve landed some fantastic brand partnerships that have added another dimension to my digital journey.

Tilly seemed to utilize effectively her collaboration with Fashion Nova following her announcement about shifting careers.

In my professional journey, I’ve been excited to showcase the stylish workwear I’ll be donning for my new role, as part of some sponsored content on my Instagram.

The popular figure on social media made it clear to her followers that she won’t disappear entirely; instead, she plans to create and share content on a part-time basis.

In 2020, I appeared on the Big Brother show. Back then, reality TV and influencer culture were new and exciting, but now they seem to be everywhere and feel oversaturated, as she shared with news.com.au on Tuesday.

Next month, you could potentially earn an enormous sum, something close to double digits thousand dollars. For instance, you might receive $10,000 for a single video, and this could happen twice! However, the following month, your earnings could be around $500.

‘As I’m getting older, that is not a sustainable income anymore.’

Tilly, a resident of the Sydney suburb Manly, shared with her audience that her primary reason for seeking a steady income is to afford purchasing a home.

She expressed that having an inconsistent income is quite disheartening, further elaborating: “Banks typically won’t approve a home loan with such an unpredictable source of income.

Making a job choice is among the most significant decisions I’ve faced. Despite sounding somewhat trivial, I’m genuinely thrilled about it.

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2025-03-25 03:33

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