Brittany Hockley has become one of The Bachelor franchises’ most recognisable faces, carving out a name for herself on Nick “Honey Badger” Cummins’ season in 2018 as well as enjoying a stint on Bachelor in Paradise earlier this year.
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But this week the 32-year-old had fans doing a double take when the Bachelor in Paradise star shared a photo of herself boasting a new look.
Taking to Instagram, Brittany showed off her transformation, where her usually dark brown locks were a much lighter hue.
“Finally, some time off so I can cook for my fave people. (It’s how I get my brownie points),” she captioned the image, which she used as an ad for HelloFresh.
“Look, truth is I’ll never be on Masterchef and everyone close to me knows that.”
When she’s not busy changing up her look, Brittany has kept herself busy this year juggling her podcast Life Uncut (which she hosts alongside fellow Bachelor star Laura Byrne) with her work as a radiographer.
In podcast the pair talk all things love and life, areas that Britt has had her fair share of ups and downs in.
Earlier this year, Britt was thrust back into the spotlight as she and The Bachelorette runner-up Timm Hanly embarked on a sizzling romance in Paradise before it spectacularly imploded.
Britt and Timm left Paradise together, and viewers were hopeful the couple had found their happy ever after.
However, the budding relationship quickly fell apart and in August Britt explained to Now To Love what happened after the cameras stopped rolling.
“It was a bit unfortunate, he was just a different person to when he was on the show. When he was on the show he really wanted a relationship and was so lovely and kind,” Brittany said.
“But when we left I only saw him once for a couple of days and he just didn’t want a relationship. I think he just wanted to be free and he was unprepared to be thrown into the spotlight like he was.
“So yeah, basically he ghosted me for the last eight months [since filming wrapped]. He treated me poorly when I think about it, but I hold no grudges.”
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