Krissy Marsh reveals the secrets of Double Bay and what she really thinks about Eastern Suburbs socialites Dina Broadhurst and Roxy Jacenko

Krissy Marsh has lifted the lid on life inside Sydney's glamorous Eastern Suburbs, revealing the bizarre moments she has witnessed in Double Bay and sharing her thoughts on some of Australia's most talked-about socialites.

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia, Krissy revealed living in Double Bay has provided her with some unforgettable moments over the years. 

The Traitors Australia star, who has lived in the ritzy enclave since she was 18, recalled one particularly shocking incident involving an unexpected AirDrop while she was walking her dogs.

'So, I'm walking through Double Bay and it's right outside Woolies with my two dogs and my phone goes ding,' she said.

'So straight away I look at it,' she said, adding that she had received an unsolicited picture of a sizeable male appendage. 

The reality star said she immediately sent the image to her son, unsure what the bizarre notification meant.

'And I said, "Darling, does this mean that this guy is in the vicinity?"' Krissy recalled. 

'I was freaking out because I was scared. I'm thinking, "Should I be worried for my safety?"

Her son quickly reassured Krissy, telling her: 'Mum, it means he's in the vicinity. Get out of there!'

'Anyway, I was looking for some man with a limp, but I couldn't see him,' she joked.

But the AirDrop incident was not the only outrageous thing Krissy has seen during her decades living in the area.

'I did see a really interesting one in one of the offices,' she divulged.

'I get my hair done at Joh Bailey, and I was looking up one morning literally, and there's this guy and he's in the offices directly across... and he's shagging his – well it wasn't his wife.'

Krissy said the incident later became public after it 'got splayed all over the internet'.

'That was quite a good morning entertainment,' she said, adding: 'I certainly didn't turn away because I was quite interested in the manoeuvres.'

'And they were both butt naked. Like, in the office. Why do you take off everything? Like, if you're going to have an office shag just open your fly or, you know, pull down your pants,' the reality star mused. 

Krissy also spoke about one of Double Bay's most recognisable former socialites, PR queen Roxy Jacenko, who has since relocated to Singapore with her husband Oliver Curtis and their two children. 

'I always used to love it when Roxy was in town, because you'd always see Roxy jumping out of a car or doing something,' Krissy recalled.

'She was always getting in trouble for not having her kids in a seatbelt in the Ferrari or whatever car she had. She always looked good doing it. I was always jealous of her cars.' 

Krissy said she understood the challenge of uprooting a family and moving overseas.

'I've done the whole Singapore – Singa'snore' – thing,' she joked.

'And I think, hats off to her. It's not easy going to Asia and pulling up the family and doing that for your husband.'

Krissy was also asked about the growing trend of high-profile women dating younger men, after both Dina Broadhurst and Tammy Hembrow made headlines for their relationships.

When it came to Dina, Krissy was full of praise for the 'nude artist' and socialite.

'Well, look, if I looked like Dina Broadhurst, she's literally all over my house. I'm obsessed,' she said.

'I've been buying Dina's photographs and art from day dot! She has one of the most incredible bodies.'

Krissy said Dina's confidence and appearance meant she could hold her own anywhere.

'So yeah, look, she could mix it with anyone at any stage, because she's got the most smoking hot body.'

Krissy also revealed a surprising connection to Tammy Hembrow, explaining: 'Tammy's stepfather for a very, very long time was my first boyfriend.' 

While she does not know Tammy closely, Krissy said she admired the way she handled life in the spotlight.

'She seems to be a great mum, always putting her kids first and always been in the public eye.'

Krissy also reflected on one of Tammy's most infamous viral moments – when she was filmed being carried out of Kylie Jenner's birthday party on a stretcher after throwing up – but insisted Tammy's fame was already established before that.

'She was already on the map before that,' she said, pointing to Tammy's famous physique.

'I look at all her things and I'm always like working towards that booty.'

'It's gotta be serious genetics as well, 'cause I follow her things and I'm doing those donkey kicks, and yeah, [I've still got a] pancake a**,' she joked. 

Krissy also spoke candidly about her own cosmetic procedures, confirming she has undergone three rhinoplasties and breast surgery.

The reality star said she has recently received messages from fans assuming she has had a facelift.

'So I've been getting a lot of DMs. Everyone's saying you've had a facelift, and I'm like, "No, I've had a nose job."'

Krissy explained her latest nose job was due to complications from an earlier procedure.

'So the first one I got was when I came to Sydney, and he basically, it was a dodgy job, and I had some cartilage, a divot in my nose.'

She said she later returned to Queensland for another rhinoplasty to fix the issues with the first procedure. 

Krissy said her second nose job lasted decades, but eventually caused problems with her breathing.

'That nose job was great. It did me for the next, what, 35 years, but probably after season one [of The Real Housewives of Sydney] I really couldn't breathe at all.'

'I thought I had something wrong with my throat and I'd always wake up with a really sore throat.'

Krissy went on to praise her latest rhinoplasty surgeon Dr Choroomi, revealing the procedure involved using her rib cartilage. 

'You have to wait two years to get into him, he is unbelievable and can I tell you, like, it was worth it.'

'It's a big thing, like for people to go and get a nose job, you don't realise, but it's a big process and they actually had to take rib.'

She joked about the consent form she signed before surgery, explaining: 'You've also got to sign off to say that if your rib isn't any good, that they're going to put a dead man in you.'

'So I woke up and the first thing I looked at my doctor and I said, 'Is there a dead man in me?' And he goes, 'No, you're perfect.' I didn't want to wake up with a dead man in me.'

Krissy also revealed she had experienced issues with her breast implants.

'I just had the blowout of my implant, and I had to get my boobs redone. And that's another operation, another anaesthetic.'

Despite being open about cosmetic work, Krissy said she has become more cautious about changing her appearance too much.

'I've got a daughter, I don't want to go over and over and over,' she explained. 

Krissy, who started getting Botox at age 28, said she understands why people choose procedures, but insisted that extreme changes can be 'frightening'.

'I went to a 50th recently and I've never seen [so much plastic surgery]... it's just the whole distortion of the actual you.'

Krissy said her own cosmetic journey has even changed the way she sees herself.

'My nose now is actually very different and it's quite weird looking at yourself in the mirror.'

'I didn't want to really change the way that I looked, but my nose in terms of how it functioned, there was no structure, there was no stability.'

'I get a glimpse of myself and it doesn't look like me.'