Controversial Aussie Shore star Lily Jade says she has ruled out dating younger men after last year’s dramatic on-screen encounter with co-star Tom Tuck.
The 23-year-old reality television personality, who has since become an OnlyFans creator, told Daily Mail Australia she had a difficult experience filming the Paramount+ series, during which she and Tuck, 25, were shown being intimate.
“I’m not in touch with Tom anymore. He was definitely a sly fox! I keep dating moving with a roster. I get worked up because of the way I was shown on the show,” Lily said.
“It made me look like whenever I want to have sex with someone, I just fall in love with them… that is not true. I’m yelling at them because they are whispering sweet nothings to me and expecting me to be okay with it.”
Lily went on to explain that she was no longer interested in dating younger men, saying she would now only consider a serious relationship with an older, wealthy partner.
“In real life, I couldn’t give a f**k about a guy who walks into my life. I’m sorry, but if you’re not flying me somewhere or buying me a handbag, then you’re not the one for me,” she added.
Controversial Aussie Shore star Lily Jade says she has ruled out dating younger men after last year’s dramatic on-screen encounter with co-star Tom Tuck
The reality TV star turned OnlyFans creator told Daily Mail Australia she had a difficult experience on the Paramount+ series, where she and Tom Tuck were filmed being intimate
“I’ll be honest, older guys are better. Anyone 26 and under, I can’t. My cut-off is around 29. Anyone 30 and over has money, and they’re fun.
“There have been times when I’ve been with a 30-year-old and we’ve done something really fun, like flying overseas for a holiday. But if I go on a date with someone my age, it’s, ‘Oh, let’s go to a bar.’ No, sorry. I want to be somewhere by a pool overseas.”
Lily also said the “villainous” image she was given during the first season of the Jersey Shore spin-off did not accurately represent her personality. She also offered a blunt warning to anyone thinking about applying for a reality TV show.
“Don’t do it. If you don’t have a backbone and think you’re just going on for fun, you’re going to get eaten alive,” Lily said.
“It’s not just about being on the show; it’s the aftermath. You have to deal with everyone talking about you and calling you names.
“Everyone creates an entire story about your life, and there are days when it gets to me. It’s not for the weak. Once you’re in it, you can’t get out of it.”
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The Cairns-based adult entertainer said one of her biggest disappointments was losing contact with Tuck. She also shared her account of what happened after their relationship continued beyond the show.
“I’m not in touch with Tom anymore, and that’s probably the most annoying thing about the show. That man got away so quickly,” Lily said.
Lily said she was finished with younger men and would now only consider serious relationships with wealthy older partners
Lily said the “villainous” portrayal she received in the first season of Aussie Shore did not reflect her real personality, while issuing a blunt warning to aspiring reality TV contestants
“After season one, we were dating outside the show. We were living together in Melbourne. I’m from Cairns, so I packed up all my things and flew down.
“A few months later, things had become serious. We were talking about being together, and then I told him I wanted to fly home to see my parents.
“Tom was supposed to come with me. The day before we were due to leave, he said his work had told him to stay behind. He was supposed to fly up later.”
Lily said she was devastated when she discovered that, according to her, Tuck had secretly been seeing another woman.
“I found out he had flown to the Gold Coast to meet a girl, and they’re now together. After an argument, he admitted she had always been around. It felt like a slap in the face. I was distraught,” she said.
“I loved him, and he knew that. The show was such a pressure cooker. Four weeks on it felt like three months.”
Lily returned for the second season of Aussie Shore, which is currently streaming on Paramount+, while Tuck did not appear.
The first season of Aussie Shore delivered the booze-fuelled chaos viewers had come to expect from the franchise.
The series, which featured Love Island and I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! star Callum Hole, made headlines with a steady stream of outrageous moments.
Hosted by Charlotte Crosby, the series is Australia’s take on the Geordie Shore and Jersey Shore franchises, which became major hits in the United States and United Kingdom during the mid-2010s.
