Mia Fevola puts on a brave face at hotel launch in Melbourne after announcing split with boyfriend and being kicked off Dancing with the Stars
The social media star, who is the daughter of AFL great Brendan Fevola and beauty mogul Alex Fevola, stepped out at the Hijinx Hotel & Archie Brothers VIP Launch in Melbourne on Thursday night.
The 25-year-old looked casually chic in a brown suede jacket and a pair of wide-cut jeans in dark denim.
She added a white, fitted top with corset details as well as a Christian Dior gold chain.
Mia chose a warm-toned makeup palette including a chestnut lipstick, and wore her dark brunette hair down in waves.
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She finished the look with a pair of black, pointed heels and carried a designer handbag in black.
It comes after Mia revealed that she is back on the market after officially confirming she is single.
Speaking to Stellar, Mia confessed: 'I'm single at the moment, and I'd like to keep it that way for now.'
The Aussie influencer went on to detail her busy schedule and her lack of time for a relationship.
'I've got a lot to focus on. And I've gone back to uni – I've finished my business degree and I'm now doing psychology,' she said.
'So, while I'm open to [a new relationship], I'm really not looking for anything at the moment,' she confessed.
Mia was previously linked to Bass Miller, whom she started dating in July 2023.
The brunette was eliminated from Dancing with the Stars on Monday night as she was sensationally sent packing during the second semi-final.
Despite a near-flawless foxtrot with partner Gustavo Viglio, the glamorous model and influencer fell short of a spot in the Grand Finale after the judges' scores were combined with the studio audience vote.
The result stunned viewers, with Mia delivering a heartfelt farewell as she reflected on her journey.
'My confidence has grown so much, and I'm proud of how far I've come as a dancer,' she said.
'It's been the best experience of my life, honestly,' Mia continued.
'The production, the cast, and my partner. It unlocked a part of me... it's been amazing.'
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