She’s the Real Housewives of Cheshire star, that ran off to have her lover’s child, behind her husband’s back.
And in Monday’s The Daily Telegraph, Ester Dee said that despite now loving reality TV, she was initially reluctant in joining the series.
‘It was scary to join (the show) because I thought I wasn’t as much of a good girl,’ the 32-year-old admitted.
‘It was scary at first as I’m not much of a good girl’: The Real Housewives of Cheshire’s Ester Dee, 32, revealed her initial thoughts on joining reality TV, in Monday’s The Daily Telegraph
‘When you open my closet, there’s lots of skeletons and going on the show I’m worried about opening my life to everybody,’ Czech-born Ester confessed.
However despite her initial concerns, the socialite has gone on to love becoming a household name back in the UK.
Ester explained: ‘I thought it was going to be horrible but I think the excitement of being on TV, I wanted to experience that and the passion was stronger than the worry.’
![Candid confession: 'When you open my closet, there's lots of skeletons and going on the show I'm worried about opening my life to everybody,' Czech-born Ester told the publication](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2018/01/07/14/47D94C5600000578-5243731-image-a-184_1515335848181.jpg)
Candid confession: ‘When you open my closet, there’s lots of skeletons and going on the show I’m worried about opening my life to everybody,’ Czech-born Ester told the publication
![Limelight: However despite her initial concerns, the socialite has gone on to love becoming a household name back in the UK: 'I thought it was going to be horrible but I think the excitement of being on TV, I wanted to experience that and the passion was stronger than the worry'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2018/01/07/14/47C52AFC00000578-5243731-image-m-186_1515335911016.jpg)
Limelight: However despite her initial concerns, the socialite has gone on to love becoming a household name back in the UK: ‘I thought it was going to be horrible but I think the excitement of being on TV, I wanted to experience that and the passion was stronger than the worry’
Speaking her mind, Ester told Daily Mail Australia that perhaps the Sydney housewives spin-off was not picked up by broadcasters outside of the country, due to the women having too many problems.
‘If you’ve got deep issues in yourself you’re probably horrible to other people,’ she said.
‘The girls probably need good sex or something to shut them up. They probably were very catty because there was a good reason.’
Ester also suggested that the hot Australian weather could have played a part in the Sydney housewives’ raging tempers.
![Vocal: Speaking her mind, Ester told Daily Mail Australia that perhaps the Sydney housewives spin-off was not picked up by broadcasters outside of the country, due to the women having too many problems: 'If you've got deep issues in yourself you're probably horrible to other people. The girls probably need good sex or something to shut them up'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2018/01/07/14/47C52AF700000578-5243731-image-m-175_1515335249233.jpg)
Vocal: Speaking her mind, Ester told Daily Mail Australia that perhaps the Sydney housewives spin-off was not picked up by broadcasters outside of the country, due to the women having too many problems: ‘If you’ve got deep issues in yourself you’re probably horrible to other people. The girls probably need good sex or something to shut them up’
![Antics: Ester also suggested that the hot Australian weather could have played a part in the Sydney housewives' (pictured) raging tempers: 'They need to eat some good food or stop drinking or it was too hot. It might be the weather as to why they were so aggressive'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2018/01/07/14/47D95E1600000578-5243731-image-a-187_1515336062479.jpg)
Antics: Ester also suggested that the hot Australian weather could have played a part in the Sydney housewives’ (pictured) raging tempers: ‘They need to eat some good food or stop drinking or it was too hot. It might be the weather as to why they were so aggressive’
‘They need to eat some good food or stop drinking or it was too hot. It might be the weather as to why they were so aggressive,’ she said.
The buxom blonde also spoke about the differences and similarities between the Australian housewives and their English counterparts.
‘We are girls. We’ve got the same agenda. But I think it’s the nature of the country. They’ve got a little more sunshine so they may be a little happier.’
‘We have to film in the rain all the time so it makes you grumpier. I think the weather affects a lot,’ Ester continued.
To catch up on The Real Housewives of Cheshire, all six seasons are now available for download on Hayu.
![Reality TV: To catch up on The Real Housewives of Cheshire, all six seasons are now available for download on Hayu](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2018/01/07/14/47C52B1400000578-5243731-image-a-188_1515336156958.jpg)
Reality TV: To catch up on The Real Housewives of Cheshire, all six seasons are now available for download on Hayu