Meet

From humble beginnings to fitness inspiration, her journey unfolds here.

This isn’t a story of perfection, or overnight change.
It’s a story of returning—to myself—again and again.

I’m here because everything I’ve lived has shaped who I am today—and honestly, I wouldn’t change it.

Life hasn’t been linear or polished. Like many people, my life has been shaped by seasons of both strength and struggle. I’ve experienced deep lows, including living through domestic violence while raising my two children. Being a mother while trying to figure yourself out is hard enough, and for a long time I felt disconnected from my body—and from who I once was.

After my youngest, I was over 100kg. I still remember standing in Kmart buying a size 22, convincing myself I liked baggy clothes.

I lost so many parts of myself without realising it, and one of the first things to disappear was movement. Exercise wasn’t about weight loss back then—it was something I’d quietly let go of while prioritising everyone else.