Welcome back to another episode of Trading Secrets. Today we are joined by Chloe Veach, one of the biggest breakout stars in Netflix reality TV world.

Chloe first rose to fame on Too Hot to Handle, quickly becoming a fan favorite with her humor,

honesty, and big personality. She went on to compete on The Circle and later on Perfect Match

and most recently hosting Sneaky Links After Dark, building a reputation as one of

the most recognizable faces in Netflix reality universe. Beyond television, Chloe has leveraged

her fame into a career as a model, influencer, and content creator connecting with millions

of fans across social media. Today we are going to pull back

the curtain on the business of reality TV. What happens with money and contracts behind the

scenes and how Chloe has built her brand into a sustainable career. Chloe, thank you so much

for me on Trading Secrets. I need to put you in my backpack and like carry you around with me.

That intro was great. Just a little pump up every day. Thank you. Oh wow. If ever I'm feeling shit, I can just call you. Remind me. I got you. I got you. Here you go. You've done it all. I am that girl. You are that girl. All right. So that's actually a good, good transition. Did you expect to be that girl? Like when you go back to your days,

like did you think growing up like you'd be in reality TV, you'd be hosting for Netflix? Like,

what were your career aspirations? To be honest with you, I grew up in such a small town. Yeah. And

my expectations were limited. Because obviously you only know what you know. I'm only seeing

people that work in a cafe or don't go to college. I'm like, oh, I don't want to go to college, you know. But I think when I was younger, I failed all my GCSEs other than English, which is shocking because I'm definitely dyslexic. I got an A-star in performing arts, and I knew I wanted to perform. So I sang and acted

and was like, do you know what? I think I want to pursue the West End in London. Okay. And West End

in London is like the Broadway to New York City, right? Oh, it's huge. Yeah. Yeah. And did you make

those? Did you make a run at that? So I've done private singing lessons, acting lessons and perform arts lessons for years. Okay, can you sing? I love singing, yeah. Really? What's your go-to karaoke song? Anything Adele, Beyonce. Adele's a tough task. Yeah, I mean, I love Adele. Okay, but that's like, I mean, she's got the chops. She has. Yeah, all right. All right. You take on the risk when you get a karaoke. But I never go on karaoke because I feel like with me, I'm like, everyone knows I'm on TV, right? It's like loud personality. They have expectations of like me and I kind of lean into that. It's like my armor. Oh, interesting. But then singing, uh-uh.

I don't sing in front of anyone. Wow. I don't go on karaoke. I'm like, that's something that's sacred to me. Yeah. Like healing. Interesting. All right. Before we get to your days of being in the spotlight, what was, you talked about growing up in a small town. What was your, we talked about money on this show too. What was your relationship with money growing up?

Like what type of area did you grow up in?

And what was your relationship?

What was your, we talked about money on this show, too. What was your relationship with money growing up? Like, what, what type of area did you grow up in? And what was your relationship? What was your view on just money in general? I mean, to be honest, like, it was only about five years ago that I learned what a mortgage was. Oh. Yeah. Because my mom and dad, they're not well off. We lived in a government-owned house.

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