The Logie Awards 2009 was talk of the tinsel as Gretel Killen popped up in short brown hair when the public was habituated to seeing her in a little-bit-longer than shoulder length hairstyle.
57, Gretel Killen treasured ‘Big Brother Australia’ from 2001 to 2007. During the hosting responsibilities, she overcame the suspense theme of the show, where contestants, as well as Killen, herself didn’t come into adherence of unprecedented incidents under 24/7 constant surveillance.
Though the talk of ‘Big Brother’ surpasses a decade, Gretel Killen’s comedic puns are still in easy reach of the talk-shows- Studio 10, Sunrise, Today Australia, and Today Extra Australia and The Project.
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Long ago, she followed the path of her boyfriend, one of the law students. She took the analogous course and claimed herself a ‘modicum ‘girl with a law degree in the post-feminist era. Killen never saw her future as a standup comedian. Her career suddenly rose to a standup comedy when she recited one of her humorless poems audibly.
Looking back, ‘she never had a nine-to-five job.’ The former host of ‘Big Brother’ was a moving soul from the sketch ‘A Town Like Dallas’ toNine Network’s ‘Coast to Coast.’ She didn’t care about money despite being a single parent to Zeke and Eppie. Most of all, she only persisted in a job which stimulated her to ‘think on her feet’ likewise the ‘Big Brother.
“I look back at what I’ve done over the past years and think, ‘That’s cool. There’s a lot of color and movement.’ I don’t worry about money, although when you’re a single parent, money is always a factor … that’s part of the reason you overwork. I worry about whether I’m sad or lonely or stimulated in a job.”
At the outset, she hesitated from going for Big Brother’s audition, but somewhere within the self, she thought of the show as an intellectual chance.
“When they asked me to audition, I told the head honchos it would be a waste of my time, but I feel intellectually stimulated doing the show. It’s constantly challenging because you have to think on your feet.”
Killeen, a single mother of two kids, lived a conjugal life for six years. She used to practice her standup routines in her ex-husband, Mark Morgan’s hotel. In 1987, the pair tied the knot, and six years later, they parted their ways, given her statement:
“You never really know someone until you divorce them.”
Since then, she hadn’t had a romantic relationship. Even she labeled herself a non-practicing heterosexual after the divorce in 1993. Once, a rumor swirled between Saxon Small and Gretel Killeen; even so, they didn’t confirm their affair. Howsoever, one can’t disagree; he is crucial support behind her documentary about children in Africa with HIV/AIDS.
Following the vivid line of work such as media personality and comedian, she played up with words notably in The Very Naughty Mother series, and the My Sister series. In the latter one, she shed light on her children’s knack of illustration in the book that the trio became the face of the entertainment industry.