‘I want audiences to see how calm and collected I am right now’: Faye Winter reveals which reality show she’d like to appear on next
Faye Winter has revealed which reality show she’d like to appear on next while answering some questions from her fans on Friday.
The 27-year-old TV personality, who found fame on Love Island in 2021, has admitted she would love to appear on Channel 4’s The Circle.
In a Q&A on Instagram, Faye said she wants the public to see “how calm and collected” she is now, following her drama-filled appearance on the dating show.
New company? Faye Winter, 27, revealed which reality show she would like to appear on next as she fielded some questions from fans of hers on Friday.
One fan asked: ‘If you could go on another TV show, like you did with Masterchef, what would it be?’
Faye quipped: ‘Is there a dog-matching program already?’ before she added: ‘I’d like to challenge myself, but also do something that lets you see how calm and collected I am right now.
‘Maybe The Circle or The Circle in a warm country full of paradise and amaretto sour that also allows me to bring Bonnie’ (her pet dog).
The TV personality, who found fame on Love Island in 2021, has admitted that she would love to appear on Channel 4’s The Circle.
Plot: The Circle, hosted by Emma Willis, sees contestants compete against each other via their online identities, those with the least likes each episode being ‘blocked’ from The Circle.
The Circle is hosted by Emma Willis and sees the contestants housed in an apartment block, but in separate apartments, communicating via their profiles on a social media device called The Circle.
Contestants compete against each other through their online identities and the least liked contestants in each episode are “blocked” from The Circle.
It comes after Faye said she is “absolutely” okay with Love Island’s new rules, which will make islanders’ social media accounts inactive while in the villa.
Shame: It comes after Faye said she’s “absolutely” okay with Love Island’s new rules, which will make islanders’ social media accounts inactive while in the village.
The reality star found fame on the show in 2021 and believes it is “necessary to protect” the family and friends who run the islanders’ accounts.
Responding to questions from fans in an Instagram Q&A, Faye said it’s a “shame” it’s come down to this because of trolls and bullying.
Speaking about the measures, he wrote: ‘For the well-being of my family and friends ABSOLUTELY but I think it’s a shame.
Speaking: The reality star said she thinks it’s “necessary to protect” the family and friends who handle the islanders’ accounts
‘All because narrow minded people genuinely believe they can judge, torment and bully others based on a 45 minute show that is heavily edited with each person probably getting 8 minutes of airtime.
‘Sad when you think about it, but absolutely necessary to protect those innocent dear heads – people will complain and they will be the ones who caused it. [sic].
‘In the famous words of all parents, you only have yourself to blame, you big knuckleheads.’
She wrote: ‘Absolutely for the well-being of my family and friends, but I think it’s a shame. All because narrow-minded people believe that they can judge, torment and bully others.