Georgia Love reveals she’s ‘grateful’ as she gets back to work as a reporter for Channel 7 – after being dumped from her ‘dream job’ at Channel 10
Earlier this year she was officially dumped from her TV presenter role at Channel 10.
But Georgia Love has landed right on her feet, by scoring a new gig at rival network, Channel 7.
On Saturday, three months after beginning her stint, the former Bachelorette, 31, shared a photo of herself on-camera, boasting about how grateful she is.
Hard at work: But Georgia Love (pictured) was dumped from her TV presenter role at Channel 10 earlier this year. She has scored a new gig at rival network, Channel 7. She shared this image of herself at work over the weekend saying she ‘grateful’ for the role
‘More grateful than ever to get to do what I do, and what I love. @7newsmelbourne #covid19vic #lockdown4,’ she wrote on Instagram.
In the picture, a regularly beaming Georgia appeared to look seriously into the camera lens as she covered the news events surrounding the seven-day Melbourne lockdown.
Posting to Twitter on On February 2, the news reporter first announced her new role at Channel 7 by sharing a photo of herself smiling, while holding a 7news microphone in hand.
Hard at work: Posting to Twitter on On February 2, the news reporter first announced her new role at Channel 7 by sharing a photo of herself smiling, while holding a 7news microphone
The TV presenter captioned the post ‘In some personal news…’ and tagged it ‘@7NewsMelbourne’ and #newbeginnings.
It comes after Georgia was dumped from she described as her ‘dream job’ at Channel 10 in January.
A 10 spokesperson confirmed that Georgia no longer worked for the network.
Gone! It comes after Georgia was dumped from she described as her ‘dream job’ at Channel 10 in January. A 10 spokesperson confirmed that Georgia no longer worked for the network
They said in a statement: ‘During her time with Network 10, Georgia Love made a valuable contribution as a freelance reporter.
‘As with any casual position, the availability of work ebbs and flows with the requirements of the company.’
On January 16, The Daily Telegraph reported that Georgia had exited the role under ‘mysterious circumstances’.
Axed: The rep said, ‘During her time with Network 10, Georgia Love made a valuable contribution as a freelance reporter. As with any casual position, the availability of work ebbs and flows with the requirements of the company.’ Pictured covering Derby Day in October
A source said: ‘Nothing was really said about it …one day a memo just went around saying that “Georgia no longer works here”.’
The newspaper claimed Georgia’s exit was likely part of the brutal Covid-19 cutbacks at the network last year, which saw least 25 jobs slashed.
Georgia landed what she described as her dream job with the TV channel in 2017, as a reporter at Ten Eyewitness News Melbourne.
Dreams: Georgia landed what she described as her dream job with the TV channel in 2017, as a reporter at Ten Eyewitness News Melbourne. In June 2018, the former reality star announced she would be presenting the weather for Ten Eyewitness News
Cuts: In January, The Daily Telegraph reported that she’d exited the role under ‘mysterious circumstances’ with other staff informed of her departure in a memo
She wrote on Instagram at the time: ‘Eight years ago I did two weeks’ work placement at Channel 10 News and absolutely fell in love with the workings of a metro newsroom.
‘I knew I never wanted to do anything else with my life. Today, I worked my first day in that very newsroom.’
In June 2018, the former reality star announced she would be presenting the weather for Ten Eyewitness News.
A source said: ‘Nothing was really said about it …one day a memo just went around saying that “Georgia no longer works here”‘