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Daily Mirror
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Chloe Sims fell out with sisters as they felt 'replaced' by other family member
Chloe Sims is reportedly still not talking to sisters Frankie and Demi almost two years on from their very public family fall out on House of Sims The reason Chloe Sims fell out with her sisters after shooting just two seasons of their reality show House of Sims has reportedly been revealed for the first time. Once dubbed the 'UK's answer to the Kardashians', the Essex family upped sticks and moved to Los Angeles back in 2022 to film their The Only Way Is Essex spin-off, which originally aired on OnlyFans TV before being picked up by Netflix. Featuring TOWIE icon Chloe, 43, it followed the Sims family – including sisters Frankie, 30, and Demi, 28, brother Charlie and his fiancee Georgia Shults, both 33 - as they lived their American dream. But after their dramatic public fall out that was captured on camera in season two, Frankie and Demi moved back to the UK and are said to no longer speak to Chloe. In dramatic scenes that led to drinks being thrown, Chloe branded her sisters 'evil users'. It's thought tensions came to a head when Frankie and Demi learned that only Chloe, Charlie and Georgia's names were put on bills for the family's apartment making it difficult for them to build a credit score in the US - despite them all paying equally towards it, and Georgia reportedly paying nothing. Chloe has since expressed her regret about the feud and said although she has always been her authentic self on TV - documenting the highs and the lows - the moment "isn't one I'm proud of". Now more details of the family spat have emerged, as an insider has claimed it's Charlie's fiancee Georgia who is the main factor behind the deep rift with the once-tight sisters. A source told The Sun:"Frankie and Demi feel like they have been replaced by Georgia. It's as if Chloe and Georgia are sisters now and Frankie and Demi are strangers to them. Frankie and Demi basically felt like they were pushed out, and Chloe has no time for them anymore. They expected this fallout to have been resolved by now, but Chloe's closeness with Georgia has only made the gulf between the sisters even wider." The insider said that 18 months on "there is still so much bad blood" as they explained: "Frankie and Demi basically feel like Chloe got too big for her boots after they moved to the States and started to believe her own hype. When they called her out on it, she chose their brother and Georgia over them because they never stood up to her or gave her a reality check. It didn't help that Chloe, Charlie and Georgia all decided to stay out in the States, despite their show not coming back." They added: "Chloe picking Charlie is one thing, he's one of the siblings at the end of the day. But they feel so hurt by her tightness with Georgia, who isn't related to any of them by blood. They feel like Georgia should have done more to heal the rift between the sisters, but they believe she's made it worse because she tells Chloe what she wants to hear." Though pals in Chloe and Georgia's camp are said to tell a different story. It's claimed Chloe doesn't expect Frankie and Demi to 'kiss her a***' but she was on TOWIE first and paved the way for their reality TV careers, yet "doesn't feel like they have ever acknowledged that". With Georgia, Chloe reportedly "feels like she gets the sisterly love and support she's not had from Frankie and Demi". A source told The Sun Georgia "always has Chloe's back" and that "family is about more than just sharing the same DNA". While Georgia is said to feel like she has been made a 'scapegoat'. The source added: "Yes, Chloe and Georgia are incredibly close, but it's not her fault that the sisters have fallen out. Of course Georgia thinks it's sad that the siblings aren't on speaking terms, yet she doesn't believe it's her job to fix that. She has her own relationship with Charlie to focus on, as well as her own brand as a podcaster and beauty influencer, so she doesn't have time to fixate on the family tensions." The Mirror has reached out for further comment on this story.
7NEWS
04-07-2025
- Entertainment
- 7NEWS
Nick Kyrgios: Tennis ace partners with adult film stars Rachel Starr and Sophie Stonehouse on OnlyFans TV
While the tennis world takes centre stage at Wimbledon, Nick Kyrgios is on a very different court — and not just metaphorically. The former world number 13 has swapped rackets for reality TV, fronting a new OnlyFans series alongside adult entertainers Rachel Starr and Sophie Stonehouse. Before the curious raise their eyebrows: no, this isn't spicy content. The show, Smash City, launched last month on OnlyFans TV and features a pickleball competition with eight creators vying for a $20,000 prize. Promoted as a 'pickleball competition where one person is left standing at the end', the series already has fans wondering if Kyrgios is officially in his post-tennis entertainment era. Loading Instagram Post The career detour comes just months after Kyrgios' split from longtime girlfriend Costeen Hatzi, who confirmed in May the pair were no longer speaking. Their relationship unfolded largely in the public eye — including joint media interviews and viral TikToks — with Kyrgios even teasing marriage plans. Hatzi, too, hinted at family aspirations, telling followers the couple had 'definitely had conversations.' 'We love each other. (But) there's no rush. It'll happen when it happens,' she said. 'Nick tells me every day that he wants a baby.' But earlier this year, the cracks began to show. In March, Hatzi posted a photo series with a pointed caption: 'The photos are good when the photographer isn't secretly jealous.' The pair had often swapped roles behind the lens, with Kyrgios regularly acting as her 'boyfriend of Instagram' on luxury holidays and brand shoots. Hatzi in May revealed the pair are no longer on speaking terms. Now, with his Wimbledon return off the table and his personal life firmly in the rearview, Kyrgios is chasing a different kind of title — this time, on the courts of Smash City.
Sky News AU
04-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Sky News AU
'Who's ready?': Aussie tennis star Nick Kyrgios shocks fans by announcing OnlyFans partnership following split from girlfriend
Nick Kyrgios has shocked fans by announcing a new gig with Only Fans TV (OFTV) just months after splitting from his long-term girlfriend. The 30-year-old Aussie tennis player has partnered with streaming platform OnlyFans TV to co-host a new reality series titled Smash City. Joining adult film star Rachel Starr and TV personality Sophie Stonehouse, Kyrgios fronts the four-part show, which pits eight OnlyFans creators against each other in a series of high-stakes pickleball games for a $20,000 prize. "Who's ready to smash?" OFTV captioned the promotional video for the series, which launched on June 13. The former world number 13, who became a part-owner of the Major League Pickleball team Miami Pickleball Club last year, is no stranger to the platform, having signed up to OnlyFans in 2023. "I enjoyed hosting it, and I love competition in general," Kyrgios told Complex in May. "Pickleball for me is very close to tennis, so that instantly caught my interest." As for his own account on the site, the Wimbledon finalist said he values being able to share more of his personal world without venturing into explicit territory. "I think the perception of OnlyFans is slowly changing," he said. "I'm able to share a lot more of my personal life. I always do a lot of tennis content, but there's also things that I do in the gym and in my everyday life. "I'm able to give my fans what they want." The career pivot comes just months after Kyrgios confirmed his split from his girlfriend of four years, influencer Costeen Hatzi, in April. The pair had started dating in 2021 after meeting via Instagram when Hatzi was selling a mirror. Following their breakup, the 25-year-old told the Daily Telegraph on April 8 that "life's been good". "I'm still going on with work and I have a few different brands that I'm working with at the moment," Hatzi said. "I'm grateful to have this life and hopefully keep on going." Around the same time, Kyrgios also announced he would miss Wimbledon for the third consecutive year, due to ongoing injury issues. He hasn't competed at the tournament since losing to Novak Djokovic in the 2022 final. "Just wanted to give everyone a quick update- I've hit a small setback in my recovery and unfortunately won't make it back for grass season this year," he wrote on Instagram in June. "This is just a bump in the road, though, and I'm already working hard to get back stronger than ever." While sidelined from the court, Kyrgios has continued his commentary work, though this year he was snubbed by the BBC for Wimbledon coverage. "It's unfortunate but it's probably their loss more than mine," he told The Guardian on June 21. "When someone's beaten Federer, Nadal, Murray and Djokovic and has incredible insights, it's very strange you wouldn't want that person adding knowledge to tennis fans." Instead, Kyrgios shifted focus to his own YouTube podcast 'Good Trouble with Nick Kyrgios', hosting a live show in London just days before the start of the tournament with Scottish broadcaster Gordon Smart.
