Married At First Sight’s Lucinda Light has revealed whether she’s found the love of her life.
The 43-year-old reality TV fan favorite opens up in this week’s issue Stellar Magazine that there has been a lot of interest, but that nothing has stuck so far.
“I’m lucky that people recognize my energy and they recognize me as a person,” she said.
‘Both men and women have offered me a date, and it’s been really nice.’
The cheerful blonde added: ‘But I’ve really been married to my computer since Married At First Sight.
‘I would like to change that and start dating, because I really want to find my life partner.
Lucinda also indicated that she will not give in to the pressure of plastic surgery for the time being.
“I haven’t had any plastic surgery, fillers or Botox. I’m just not into that kind of thing,” she said.
Married At First Sight’s Lucinda Light has revealed whether she’s found love. The reality TV favourite, 43, tells this week’s issue of Stellar Magazine that she’s had a lot of interest but nothing has stuck so far. Pictured in Stellar
‘Let’s make ourselves shine from within… That’s much more appealing to me than spending thousands of dollars on fillers and Botox’
This comes after the star already indicated that she wants to tour Australia, but she doesn’t seem to be planning on slowing down now that she has become so famous.
Her much-requested UK tour is already sold out and she has now hinted that a Down Under version is in the pipeline.
Speaking with Yahoo Australiathe quirky Byron Bay wedding officiant cryptically teased: ‘I’m in discussions about it at the moment.
‘There is a lot on the agenda and for me the most energizing experience is talking to people, exchanging love and inspiring each other.’
“I’ve had date offers from both men and women, which has been great,” she said
Lucinda also revealed that she has ‘so much to share’ and described her upcoming UK tour as ‘the love of my life’.
The show, called An Evening with Lucinda Light, is expected to earn the 43-year-old reality star a staggering $250,000.
The tour was originally scheduled to last 10 dates, with Lucinda performing eight shows. Each ticket was to cost £27.50 GBP ($52AUD).
However, she later added another 13 new shows to her tour schedule, spread over two months, due to the huge demand for tickets.
She confirmed that she will be performing more shows in October and November, after many fans missed out on tickets for her August tour.
Lucinda also revealed that she won’t be bowing to the pressure of plastic surgery anytime soon
“I’m excited to announce that tickets for my October and November tours are now on sale! After a sold out tour in August where many of you missed out on tickets, I knew I had to get back,” she shared.
“I can’t wait to meet you and share love, stories, laughter, and some valuable emotional intelligence tools with you.”
Since appearing on the popular reality show earlier this year, Lucinda has been maintaining a busy work schedule and capitalising on her immense fame.
In addition to her UK tour and celebrity appearances, the master of ceremonies also said she is not ruling out a return to the TV screen, much to the delight of her fans.
The MC said she dreams of competing on Dancing With The Stars and I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!
“I haven’t had any plastic surgery, fillers or Botox. I’m just not into that kind of thing,” she said.
“I would love to be in one of those dance shows where you wear sequined suits, learn to dance and get really fit,” she said. Yahoo Lifestyle.
‘I think it would really appeal to my expressive, creative side and I’m sure I would have a lot of fun with it.’
She said she would also like to follow in the footsteps of her MAFS co-stars Domenica Calarco, Davina Rankin and Ryan Gallagher by appearing on I’m A Celeb.
“Someday I would like to go into that jungle and raise a large amount of money for nonviolent communication/boundaries and consent language programs in schools. I would also like to combat homelessness with innovative tiny houses. That is a great solution,” she said.
Lucinda said she will also be attending a number of fundraisers this year as an MC, but dreams of “making a much bigger impact” on a higher-profile platform.
Read more in Stellar Magazine
