Married At First Sight’s Stacey Hampton announces a MAJOR career change… after revealing she was struggling to find a job at a law firm despite having her degree
Earlier last month, she revealed that she was struggling to find a job at a law firm, despite having her degree.
And now it seems Married At First Sight‘s Stacey Hampton doesn’t have to worry about it anymore, with the blonde bombshell announcing a major career change.
The 26-year-old reality TV star said she is considering becoming a fashion designer, after being offered by a brand to start her own clothing range.
Exciting: Married At First Sight’s Stacey Hampton announced a MAJOR career change online on Monday… after revealing she was struggling to find a job at a law firm despite having her degree
The mother-of-two shared the exciting news on her Instagram story on Monday in a question and answer segment with fans.
‘When are you going to bring out your own clothing range?’ one fan asked.
In a video response, Stacey said she had an offer for her own range and then asked fans for ideas of what pieces of clothing to bring out.
‘What do you want to see?’ The 26-year-old reality TV star said she is considering becoming a fashion designer, after being offered by a brand to start her own clothing range
‘That’s an amazing question, I got an offer today to start my own range,’ Stacey said.
She added: ‘What are your thoughts guys and what do you want to see?’
It comes after Stacey – who is known for her lavish lifestyle and love of designer goods – revealed last month that she was struggling to find a job at a law firm despite having a degree.
She said in a YouTube video at the time that most employers aren’t willing to hire her for just three days a week, which she is asking for because she has two children at home.
Career change: It comes after Stacey – who is known for her lavish lifestyle and love of designer goods – revealed last month that she was struggling to find a job at a law firm despite having a degree
Stacey said she simply can’t do five days a week being a single mother to sons Kosta and Kruz.
‘A lot of people ask why I’m not using my law degree, but not many law firms like to take on people who only want three days a week,’ she said.
‘If I did five days a week then I feel like I’m not being fair on my children and I’m not there for them and I’m not helping them with their schooling and stuff like that,’ Stacey said.
‘Being a single parent has impacted me quite a lot, but I’m also so blessed and wouldn’t have my life any other way.’
Family first: She said in a YouTube video at the time that most employers aren’t willing to hire her for just three days a week, which she is asking for because she has two children at home
She told Daily Mail Australia at the time that hadn’t applied for any legal roles, and is waiting until her children are older before she fully commits to her career.
Stacey was first awarded a Bachelor of Laws from the University of South Australia in August 2017.
She went on to receive a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practise from The College of Law in April 2019.
A month later, she was admitted to the bar by the Supreme Court of South Australia.
She studied hard! Stacey was first awarded a Bachelor of Laws from the University of South Australia in August 2017