Bella Sharpe, known for her role on the popular reality TV series “Made in Chelsea,” has reportedly bid farewell to the show after just a year, citing a lack of motivation to continue amidst personal turmoil. The news comes ahead of the highly anticipated premiere of Season 27, set to air on E4 next Monday, April 15.
Sharpe, 27, joined the cast in 2023 as the partner of fellow cast member Reza Amiri-Garroussi. However, her time on the show was marked by relationship challenges, culminating in a public breakup with Amiri-Garroussi after he was caught kissing his ex-girlfriend, Ruby Alder, during filming in Australia.
Confirming her newfound single status on Instagram, Sharpe recently disclosed the end of her relationship with Amiri-Garroussi, signaling a significant shift in her personal life. The breakup, coupled with ongoing tensions with Alder, reportedly influenced Sharpe’s decision to exit the series.
According to a TV source speaking to the Mail Online, Sharpe’s departure was a result of her reassessment of priorities. Bella had always hoped for a positive resolution with Reza, and while they are friends, she and Ruby still struggle to see eye to eye,” the source revealed. Her fashion career is incredibly important to her, and all she wants now is to focus on her work, without having to worry about any TV drama.
Sharpe’s commitment to her fashion career was evident from the beginning, as she transitioned from a PR job at high fashion brand Flannels to pursue opportunities in reality television. In a previous interview, Sharpe expressed her intention to leave “Made in Chelsea” by the age of 30 to explore other career avenues.
E4, the network behind “Made in Chelsea,” has not yet commented on Sharpe’s departure. However, fans can anticipate the new season’s premiere, set to offer fresh drama and storylines, on Monday, April 15, at 9 PM.
As Sharpe embarks on a new chapter focused on her professional pursuits, viewers will bid farewell to a familiar face on the reality TV landscape, eagerly awaiting the next developments in both her career and personal journey.
