Chloe Veitch made headlines when she descended on season two of The Circle (opens in new tab), but the ebullient Brit is no stranger to reality TV: before holing up in her apartment with only AI technology and a pink stuffed unicorn as her companion, Veitch He was a fan favorite on another Netflix reality show: 2020's Too Hot to Handle. (Opens in new tab) Here's everything we know about Veitch, her previous work on the reality show, and her dating life during the pandemic.

Veech, from Clacton, Essex, has dabbled in social media influence (follow her at @chloeveitchofficial (opens in new tab) and boasts 1.4M fans). She also launched a YouTube channel (opens in new tab) in 2020, where you can see her travelogue, makeup routines, and her generally unhinged personality on camera.

Before her television career, Chloe was an in-demand model, winning British beauty pageants like Top Model and working at London Fashion Week.

Chloe arrived in season 2 of The Circle with a zeal for her #GirlGang and a sweet naiveté that was often taken aback by the behavior of other contestants (or a general forgetfulness that people will lie and cheat to win money). You'll have to watch the season to see what happens to her, but we do know one thing: Chloe doesn't use a cat-and-mouse strategy when she joins The Circle. Instead, she is 100% herself, exposing her flirtatious side and her reality show roots.

She explained her decision to Us Weekly (opens in new tab), "I would never have entered The Circle as anyone other than myself. But it was a decision I was prepared to make because I am a very strong character."

She continued.

Chloe also revealed her biggest challenge in the show's format: navigating American slang and trying to explain her British euphemisms. She said, "I'm the only British person on the show, and that in itself was the biggest British barrier I've ever faced.

Chloe was familiar to fans as a self-proclaimed dating failure on Netflix's questionable dating show Too Hot to Handle. Chloe was not the worst offender among the show's thirteen contestants (Francesca Farago and Harry Jowsey caused a greater loss to the group by breaking the show's rules to date), and despite her endearing chattering energy, her Mexican resort, she never found love. (13]

Still, she won a share of the $75,000 grand prize ($7,500) and an everlasting friendship with fellow contestant Nicole O'Brien. This real-life job is also said to have given Chloe a new perspective on self-worth. She told Elite Daily (open in new tab) in April 2020 that the show's "Yoni Puja Workshop" changed the way she thought about dating: "By doing the challenge, I said, 'I don't want to feel like that anymore. I need to respect my yoni and respect myself,'" she said. Since then, Chloe has been committed to standing up for "every independent woman who has ever been messed up by a man."

As of February 2021 (when she jokingly posted that she was celebrating Galentine's Day alone), she appears to be single.

According to Refinery29, Chloe said, "'Too Hot to Handle' was a life-changing experience for me, and I got great feedback from the show, and when Netflix contacted me, I was like, 'Wow, I want to be on The Circle.'"

They were very excited to have her on the show.

They love her. Chloe's unabashed willingness to be herself has undoubtedly won her many fans with "Too Hot to Handle" and even more with "The Circle." Chloe wisely doesn't tweet - "I think it's because I know the loads of hate that comes from tweeting," she told Refinery29 (opens in new tab) - but her fans are so excited to see her go from Too Hot to Handle to everyone's favorite Excited to see her jump to the virtual influencer show:

Chloe has been interviewed several times since The Circle began airing, discussing her time on the show and her reactions. She has also posted a Vlog (opens in new tab) on her YouTube channel (opens in new tab) that shows the process of self-isolation and COVID testing before entering the Circle building. She is very open about her pre-production nerves in the vlog, so I look forward to seeing her post-Circle videos.

Spoilers for the Circle episode currently on Netflix; in an interview with The Things (opens in new tab), Khloe said she re-watched the show and re-evaluated the "Kardashian" alliance from the game. She said that while she is still friendly with them, she has noticed that Courtney and River, aka Lee, are total game players. She said she initially thought River was the purest, but even changed her vote to Trevor as the purest after seeing how River voted as an influencer. She also said, "The most dishonest and game player would be Courtney. He did a really good job and I love him. He did a really good job and I love him. He would step on anyone's toes." [Chloe also told Metro.co.uk (opens in new tab) that after the show, she became friends with fellow player Mitchell Easton and even plans to visit him in the US. When she first met him she was nervous. Now they talk all the time, and Chloe is even recognized by Mitchell's mother, Tammy from Season 1 of The Circle.

As for whether Chloe walked away from The Circle with $100,000, we will have to wait for the May 5 finale.

The first 12 episodes of The Circle Season 2 are now available for streaming on Netflix (open in new tab).