Roxy Jacenko
Roxanne "Roxy" Jacenko (born 8 June 1980) is an Australian businesswoman and socialite who was one of the runners up on the 3rd season of "The Celebrity Apprentice Australia". Career. Jacenko is the director of Sydney-based public relations firm, Sweaty Betty PR, taking its name from the London clothing firm, Sweaty Betty, founded in 2004 when Jacenko was 24 years old. The company once boasted more than 70 clients including brands Peugeot, Coles Supermarkets, Oliver Peoples and Harris Scarfe. and celebrities Maude Garrett and MasterChef Australia contestant Hayden Quinn. Television. In early 2010, Jacenko signed a deal  with the Seven Network to star in a semi-scripted reality television show called "The Sweat Box" (a play on the name of her PR agency). It was announced that the show would be similar to the US television show, "The Hills", but would focus on Sydney's affluent Eastern Suburbs. Later in 2010, Channel Seven cancelled production of the show. In 2013, Jacenko appeared on the Australian version of "The Celebrity Apprentice". Her appearance was characterised by conflicts with Prue MacSween and swimmer Stephanie Rice and by accusations she favoured some team-mates over others. In the season final , Jacenko, John Steffensen and Jeff Fenech were named as runners-up to Rice who was named Celebrity Apprentice. In 2020, it was announced Jacenko would be participating in the Seven Network's reality program "". Jacenko was the first to exit the show. Publishing. In 2012, Jacenko published her first book, "Strictly Confidential: A Jazzy Lou Novel". It was published by Allen & Unwin and is a semi-fiction "behind-the-scenes" view of the public relations and fashion industries. Reviewing the book before its official release, columnist Ros Reines suggested many of the characters were, ""so thinly disguised as to almost  be see-through"" - that many were, in fact, caricatures of real and well-known Sydney socialites. In a 2013 Good Weekend feature, Jacenko admitted she shared several significant character traits with the novel's main character including an "extreme" dedication to her career, a passing addiction to Nurofen and "strict" dieting. In 2017, Jacenko has also admitted to battling depression while her husband was in jail. Jacenko’s second book, which was to be titled "The Insider", was due to be released in December 2013. Instead, in November 2013, Jacenko released "The Rumour Mill: A Jazzy Lou Novel", the second  novel in her "Jazzy Lou" series. Personal life. Jacenko has two children, daughter Pixie and son Hunter. Pixie is the founder of two companies, Pixie's Fidgets, a toy company, and Pixie's Bows, a hair accessory company. Her husband is former investment banker Oliver Curtis, who was convicted for insider trading in 2016 and was released in 2017.