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Lucy Croke

Lucy Croke

Lucy completed a Bachelor of Journalism majoring in Content Marketing from the University of Canberra in 2019. Having been bit with the travel bug from an early age, Lucy took any opportunity for an overseas exchange even studying brand marketing in Mexico City and jetting off to Florence, Italy to immerse herself in a fashion and events management course. Since then, Lucy has worked on lifestyle, music, and entertainment magazines, chatting to everyone from music icons like Anton Newcombe from the Brian Jonestown Massacre to hanging on the set of Lego Masters with funnyman Hamish Blake and knows just where to find Sydney’s best aperitivo hour. Being TV WEEK's go to reality and streaming writer, Lucy is an encyclopedia of Married at First Sight and Real Housewives knowledge, and if you want to know the best crime documentaries on Netflix, she’s your girl. With a keen interest in reading and learning new social media skills, Lucy is constantly in the know of all things trending in the entertainment and real-life world for print and digital platforms.

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Gia from MAFS is involved in a heated exchange at the table at a MAFS Dinner Party.
Entertainment

MAFS’ Gia Calls Dinner Party “Armageddon” as Alliances Explode

Outspoken Married at First Sight bride Gia pulls back the curtain on this week’s explosive Dinner Party, where friendships fracture, unlikely alliances form (and shatter) and tensions between the women reach boiling point. “Brook knew that there were some things brewing with me and Alissa,” disability support worker Gia, 35, tells TV WEEK. “She was […]
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