Is Stacey Hampton the next Kim Kardashian? The Married At First Sight breakout star signs with top modelling and influencer talent agency
Stacey Hampton is a name most Australians won’t be forgetting any time soon.
Following her recent rise to fame on Married At First Sight, the 26-year-old has now signed with a major modelling and social media influencer talent agency.
She will be represented by Neon Model Management, who look after stars from international shows such as Love Island and Vanderpump Rules.
Is Stacey Hampton (pictured) the next Kim Kardashian? The Married At First Sight star has signed with Neon Model Management, who could take her celebrity career to the top
Neon Model Management announced Stacey as their latest signing on Thursday.
Stacey re-shared the news to her 193,000 Instagram followers, clearly excited about having professional help turning her 15 minutes of fame into a lasting career.
With the guidance of Neon, the mum-of-two could expand her following way outside of Australia, and become a leading influencer all around the world.
Law graduate Stacey could even become Australia’s answer to Kim Kardashian, both balancing their legal careers and aspirations with a life in the spotlight.
Congrats! Neon Model Management announced Stacey as their latest signing on Thursday, with the blonde re-sharing the news to her 193,000 Instagram followers
High hopes! With the guidance of Neon, Stacey could expand her following way outside of Australia, and become a leading influencer all around the world. Pictured filming in November
Stacey isn’t the only MAFS star from this year to sign with management.
Tash Herz, Hayley Vernon, Chris Nicholls, Steve Burley, Aleks Markovic, Natasha Spencer and Amanda Micallef are all signed to agent Max Markson.
Last week, Mishel Karen signed with PR and marketing agency Modern Currency.
On Tuesday, Stacey revealed she hopes to use her platform for some good too.
‘I don’t want to just sell teeth whitening stuff’: On Tuesday, Stacey revealed she hopes to use her platform for good too and is starting her own not-for-profit charity
The law graduate is putting her dream of becoming a lawyer on hold indefinitely to start her own not-for-profit charity, as well as any work she gets via Neon.
She is planning on launching the charity, believed to be focused around mental health, on July 1st and is currently setting the organisation up in Melbourne.
Stacey said: ‘I want to do something with my platform, I don’t want to just sell teeth whitening stuff. Melbourne is where I’m setting up my not-for-profit, that’s why I’m regularly there. I think Melbourne has a lot more to offer [than Adelaide].’
The mum-of-two plans to pursue a career in law once her children are much older, and she doesn’t believe her reality show status will hinder job offers.
Future goal: The law graduate revealed that she will pursue a career in law once her children are much older, and she doesn’t believe her reality show status will hinder job offers