Get To Know Olivia Rae, The Star of Netflix's Perfect Match
The show, now back for its third season, brings together singletons from Netflix's most-loved reality franchise, such as Love Is Blind and Too Hot To Handle, along with stars from other popular shows like Love Island and The Bachelor, for the ultimate quest to find love. The result? The ultimate amount of drama, romance and sabotage.
Naturally, this has got everyone talking about the cast - and where we've seen them before. We've got Sandy Gallagher, who found fame on The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On, and Dated & Related star Daniel Perfetto. Another cast member on season three of Perfect Match is Olivia Rae - here's where you might have seen her before.
Olivia Rae is a former personal assistant who appeared on the show Temptation Island earlier this year. On her Instagram profile, it says Olivia is based in Las Vegas, and she regularly shares glimpses of her amazing travels, from Cannes to Monte Carlo.
According to Netflix's Tudum, Olivia describes herself as 'hot, witty, and loyal' - and she isn't interested in guys who can't express their feelings or wants. Should any men cross her boundary, Olivia wants she's 'spicy if provoked.' We can't wait to see how her time on the show plays out.
Olivia Rae is 30 years old.
Temptation Island returned for its ninth season this year. The show, presented by Mark L Walberg, puts four unmarried couples on the brink of separation through the ultimate test - temptation with members of the opposite sex. The aim? To work out whether they will stay loyal to their partners - or choose to go their separate ways for good.
Olivia appeared on the show as a single. She wrote in the caption for her promo picture for the show: 'I didn't come to find love—I came to steal yours.' She is joined by her season 1 co-stars Alex Zamora and Cody Wright.
Yes! You can keep up to date with Olivia's life at her handle @imoliviarae.
Alice Hall is the Staff Writer at Grazia UK. She was previously a Junior Features Writer for The Daily Telegraph. At Grazia, she writes news and features about pop culture, dating, health, politics and interiors.
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