Jessika Power will appear in her fourth reality show, with the news confirmed that she’s starring in a series that focuses on her daily life.
The new show is billed as a “fly-on-the-wall style observational documentary” that showcases “the actual reality of what a day in the life of someone like her – an international reality star, influence and leading OnlyFans creator”.
Reality gossip Instagram page The Wash is producing and releasing the documentary, and one of the three people who run the page followed Jessika around on a trip back to Aus to video the production. Jessika rose to fame after appearing on season six of MAFS, and has since starred in Big Brother VIP and Celebs Go Dating (UK).
“Josh (one of the three people behind this page) filmed the ‘whole thing just on a GoPro, no budget or big production,” the page told its followers. “No scenes were set up or stages, and he literally just followed Jessika, documenting everything she did and said. Which naturally involved drama.”
The page hasn’t announced an official release date for the mini-series, but it did drop a trailer for the show, which you can check out below.
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The trailer follows Jessika as she arrives in Sydney from the UK, and explains that she’s heading to an event where there will be some participants for this year’s season of MAFS. “Maybe Olivia will be there. Who knows,” Jessika says. “What could be the reason she wants to come, besides confronting me? But if she’s not nice tomorrow, I’ll still her to fuck off.”
She adds, “drink my wine, but don’t talk to me. She’s a bitch, a blatant bitch.” The camera then pans to Olivia walking up to speak with Jessika, suggesting that drama ensues.
Last month, Jessika shared her thoughts on the OnlyFans drama that shrouded season nine of MAFS. Part way through the season it was revealed that Olivia circulated an OnlyFans photo she’d found of co-star Domenica to other cast members.
“As women in 2022 aren’t we supposed to be empowering each other? I thought it was disgusting for another woman to do that to another woman,” Jessika told The Herald Sun of the incident.
“She shouldn’t be laughed at behind her back, I think Olivia was grasping at straws and I don’t agree with it. It was horrible.”
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