She looks to be living the high life with her penchant for cosmetic procedures and her very own fashion label.
But a former friend of Laurina Fleure has come out to claim that there is little substance behind the I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! star's appearance of luxury.
In an explosive interview with this week's , Andrew Taza claims the former Bachelor beauty has received Centrelink benefits and sells cheap clothes from China in her online boutique.
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Is she a fake? A former friend of Laurina Fleure's is claiming she was on the dole and sells cheap clothes from China via her luxury online boutique
'Her real name is Laurina Fitzgerald and she buys the clothes from China, sewing her own labels into them,' he told the publication.
Laurina, who competed for Blake Garvey's heart in 2014, owns and runs Pialia Boutique - an online platform from which she sells women's clothing and accessories branded with her label's name.
The website does not specify the country of origin of the designs but a representative confirmed to Daily Mail Australia that 'yes, the clothes are from China'.
They also made it clear they are 'certainly not' designer knockoffs and are bought from a 'wholesale district' where 'buyers from all over the world come to purchase clothes for resale in their own country'.
And while Laurina 'dreams to one day have her original designs on her website' there is no suggestion on the boutique's About page that she had a hand in designing the clothes for sale.
Made in China: The reality star models clothes on her website that she does not claim to design but that do feature her label Pialia Boutique