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Explosive feuds, screaming matches and drinks hurled across engagement parties may have dominated Stan's Turned On: Dirty Sexy Money - but there was another revelation throughout the drama-filled reality series.
The stars weren't just spilling secrets about their friendships - they were also lifting the lid on the staggering amounts of money they spend to maintain the glamorous looks that power their multimillion-dollar content careers.
From almost $200,000 in plastic surgery to thousands of dollars every year on hair extensions, Botox and beauty treatments, the women behind Blue Rose Talent have now revealed the true cost of looking camera-ready.
The reality series follows some of Australia's biggest content creators as they juggle lucrative careers, personal relationships and the endless drama inside the agency.
The simmering tensions ultimately exploded in the season finale when Quinn Everly and Annie Knight crashed Mia's engagement party - despite being told not to attend, sparking a night of screaming matches, tears and a drink thrown.
Explosive feuds, screaming matches and drinks hurled across engagement parties may have dominated Stan's Turned On: Dirty Sexy Money - but there was another revelation throughout the drama-filled reality series
Blue Rose Agency founder Quinn Everly has revealed she has spent close to $200,000 on cosmetic work. 'I spend a lot of money on my appearance. Just in plastic surgery alone, I have spent close to $200,000,' she recently told TV WEEK
Away from the fireworks, however, the cast have been remarkably candid about another topic - cosmetic enhancements.
The women have openly detailed the procedures and treatments behind their polished appearances.
Agency founder Quinn Everly has revealed she has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on cosmetic work.
'I spend a lot of money on my appearance. Just in plastic surgery alone, I have spent close to $200,000,' she recently told TV WEEK.
The ongoing maintenance doesn't come cheap either.
Quinn revealed she spends around $150 every three weeks on nails, $1,500 on new hair extensions every six to 12 months, another $300 every six weeks maintaining them, $1,000 every four months on Botox, $200 every fortnight on full-body exfoliation and about $130 every eight weeks on laser hair removal.
Her co-star sister, Hayley Summers, admitted she has spent almost $60,000 on rhinoplasty and dental work - while also investing heavily in fitness and beauty upkeep.
'I have a personal trainer who I see a few times a week, and that's around $250 each week,' Hayley said.
Series star Hayley Summers, admitted she has spent almost $60,000 on rhinoplasty and dental work - while also investing heavily in fitness and beauty upkeep
Meanwhile, co-star Mia Bailey said she's spent 'a lot more' than she'd like to admit on her appearance - but insisted she views it as an investment in her business rather than an indulgence
'I use a lot of makeup and beauty products for work. So every month, I probably spend around $500 to $1,000 on restocking all of my beauty products because they're really expensive nowadays.'
Meanwhile, co-star Mia Bailey admitted she has poured 'a lot more' money into her appearance than she'd care to calculate, saying every dollar is an investment in her business.
'My biggest asset in my business would probably be my appearance. I look at it as more of an investment than an expense,' she explained.
'I am not glamorous 24/7. I definitely prefer to have no makeup on. I literally live in my pyjamas. I have them on right now!
'But self-care is self-love for me. If I look good, I feel good... I'm happier, healthier, I produce more work. A lot of people might see it as a lot of beauty appointments, but it's an investment for my well-being, my career.'
For all the catfights, betrayals and headline-grabbing confrontations, Turned On: Dirty Sexy Money may have made one of its biggest impressions through its honesty about beauty. (Pictured: Series star Annie Knight)
Cosmetic enhancements became a recurring talking point throughout the season, with the women regularly discussing treatments that many reality stars rarely acknowledge, including Mia revealing she'd had liposuction during a conversation with rival Ruby Drew.
The moment offered a rare glimpse behind the curated world of online creators, with the women openly acknowledging the work, time and money that goes into maintaining the appearance that underpins their careers.
While the series delivered no shortage of explosive feuds and reality TV fireworks, it also offered a rare glimpse into the financial and cosmetic realities behind the glamorous online personas that have built the stars' careers.
The Stan Original Turned On: Dirty Sexy Money is now streaming, only on Stan.
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