Sarrah Le Marquand

There's talk of being worth reportedly $50 million 10 years on.

I'm going to guess the answer is no.

If I said, did you ever imagine that this is how your life would look sitting here in 2026?

I'm sure you've been asked this before, but do you imagine what you would have done if you hadn't stumbled upon that career at the right point in time?

Maybe one day.

Do you have a plan for that?

Sounds like a nice sort of, I'm in retirement, bit early to be talking about that at 32.

Has that then been a surprise to you?

Because I asked about, did the scale of the success surprise you, but you were always ambitious.

But the fact that then you've had that success and realized actually the material things aren't as important.

And has that been a surprising component?

Well, let's talk about that then.

So Tammy, you will be appearing on the new reality show, Shark.

See, you literally dive into shark-infested waters in the Bahamas alongside five other Australian celebrities.

Tell me about the experience and what have you learned about yourself?

Of all of the sort of things that we think about when we've gone through a difficult period or something like a breakup where there's all the classic things, maybe go away on a girl's trip, get your hair cut, redecorate the house or something.

Swimming in shark-infested waters.

This is a good one, a novel one, but very effective by the sound of it.

Well, how competitive was it then, those celebrities that you are among people?

swimming alongside you with the sharks, of course, include Ariane Titmuss, who's literally very competitive on the job description.