Brynne Edelsten has opened up about the drug charges, vicious trolling and homelessness she has faced since her break up with the late Geoffrey Edelsten.
The Melbourne socialite tells her side of the story in a special due to air on Sunday night where she reveals details of last year's shock arrest.
The ex-wife of the Allied Medical Group founder was charged with drug trafficking while at a friend's Melbourne home last year.
Brynne Edelsten reveals her struggle against drug charges, homelessness and online trolls
Ms Edelsten (pictured with her late husband Geoffrey Edelsten in 2011) said her relationships since her break up with the millionaire 'haven't been the best'
The TV star (pictured in a publicity shot for reality TV program SAS Australia) said she has had troubled relationships since her break up with Geoffrey Edelsten
'I had gone to visit a friend. I had stepped three feet onto his front lawn and all of a sudden we were being raided,' Ms Edelsten tells the show.
'I knew I had nothing to worry about, I didn't have any drugs, I didn't do anything wrong. But I was charged with all these things.'
The TV star was accused of drug trafficking, possessing and using methamphetamine, and dealing in property suspected of being the proceeds of crime.
She was granted bail and said at the time she was 'shocked and saddened' by the events and would 'vigorously' fight the charges.
The former fitness instructor also tells the show about the abuse she endured from online trolls after her arrest.
'I was getting emails from people calling me a filthy drug w***e, and to go kill myself,' Ms Edelsten tells Spotlight.
She also revealed the torment she endured after her divorce from the millionaire businessman she was married to for five years.
'I haven't probably had the best relationships since then,' she says.
She also tells the program of how a break up with an ex-partner drove her to a crisis shelter during Melbourne's lockdown.
Most of the charges against the former fitness guru (pictured with her dog) were struck out last February, leaving one drug use charge still hanging over her head
'There's been at one point,[I was] left homeless and [had] gone into crisis accommodation because I had to,' Ms Edelsten reveals.
She said the few months spent in crisis accommodation helped her get back on her feet.
Last year's drug charges were dropped in February, 카지노사이트추천 with the exception of the meth use charge which is still before the court.
The Californian TV star has applied to be dealt with via a diversion program through the magistrates court.
If she admits to her offending under this program, and maintains good behaviour for a set time, her criminal record could be wiped clean.