I have never felt sexier than I do in my fifties, but I don't want a committed relationship: Former TV presenter, 54, reveals why she only wants 'no-strings-attached fun' with younger men

Rozz Switzer has never felt sexier than she does now at 54, but you won't be finding her in a committed relationship anytime soon.

The former TV presenter, who is living her best life as a single mother of three and has reinvented herself as an online content creator for 'MILF hunters', says she is only looking for 'no-strings attached fun'.

'I'm embracing what I call the Jaguar effect. The pumas are the girls in their 30s, the cougars are in their 40s but the 50s onward is the jaguars. As you know, jaguars are the pinnacle of the cat world, the apex predator!' she told the Daily Mail. 

'Nothing is above them in the food chain. They are solitary by nature... they don't need anyone. Single and thriving. Rather than chasing, I let things come to me and I choose.' 

'Think of the car, they didn't call it a cougar, they called it a Jaguar because it is sleek and sophisticated.' 

Rozz added that adopting this philosophy had helped her feel sexy and confident in her mid-50s. 

The blonde bombshell, who has not been in a relationship for 10 years, wants to remain single but is still open to some 'no-strings-attached fun'.

'I got all the way to my 50s and now I am enjoying them! I am now so busy and I don't need a man in my life to give me the things I already have,' she explained.

'If I like the company I will have the company. It's the Jaguar effect, I get to pick and choose. It doesn't have to have any connection at all, it is all for fun and pleasure!' 

She also cautioned younger men about what they were in for if they decided to pursue a woman in her 50s.

'We don't date. We are probably just using them for the same thing they are using us for. A jaguar woman knows exactly what she wants, there is no drama or games,' she said. 

'You know what you are here for. If you can't provide good fun with a no-fuss attitude, then don't bother! We are not interested.'

Rozz, who looks years younger than 54, also revealed the secret behind her age-defying looks, saying it all comes down to regular exercise. 

'I've exercised all my life. If I don't make the gym four or five times a week I feel it with a loss of energy and mental focus. I need that hour alone at the gym where I can focus on beating myself,' she said. 

'That moment where you go, "if I can just push a little bit more weight or run a bit longer, I will feel like I have achieved something." It is that mental love of wanting your body to get better, so your mind gets better. Those go hand-in-hand.'

Rozz first caused a stir in 2024 when she revealed she had 'hot men in their 20s' lining up to date her.

She said she feels a lot better now than she did in her twenties - and she's setting some lofty goals for the future.

'I am coming out with a vengeance, bigger and better.' she said.

'I want older women to embrace who they are, and I'll be sharing that message with a lot more people.

'Younger men see MILFs as 'real women' who can look them in the eye and hold a conversation without playing with their phones, and who know exactly what they want in bed.' 

Rozz is a familiar face to Australian television viewers, having built a decades-long career across the '90s and 2000s as a presenter and the self-styled 'Queen of Home Shopping'. 

She has also appeared in several movies and TV shows, including Blackwater Trail, Paradise Beach and Pacific Drive.