Yvie Jones has transitioned from a beloved reality TV personality to a versatile presenter and actress, engaging audiences across various entertainment platforms.
Featured in Mad Paws' first major brand campaign, “Press Paws,” appearing in a TV commercial.
Hosted a new podcast for the Butterfly Foundation, the national charity for people experiencing eating disorders and body image issues.
Starred in an eBay ad with Angie Kent, where Kent video-chatted Jones for advice on online shopping.
Served as a guest judge for Fantastic Furniture's "Australia's scariest sofas" campaign for Halloween.
Yvie Jones, born on November 19, 1972, in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, established herself in Australian television through her candid commentary. Her career began to gain significant public recognition in 2015 when she appeared alongside Angie Kent on “Gogglebox Australia.” For four years, from 2015 to 2018, Jones was a prominent fixture on the show, captivating viewers with her humorous and genuine reactions to television programming. This initial exposure led to broader opportunities within the entertainment industry, marking a significant turning point in her professional trajectory.
Following her departure from “Gogglebox Australia” in December 2018, Jones swiftly moved into other high-profile reality television ventures. In January 2019, she participated in the fifth season of “I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!,” where she achieved the position of runner-up. This period further broadened her public profile, leading to roles as a regular panelist on television programs like “Studio 10” and “The Project.” Her adaptability also extended to radio, where she filled in for Fifi Box on Fox FM’s breakfast show, “Fifi, Fev & Byron,” in June 2019, and later co-hosted the “Grant and Yvie Show” with Grant Denyer across the Hit Network’s major metro markets in December of the same year.
Jones continued to expand her acting and presenting portfolio, demonstrating her range across different mediums. In 2020, she appeared in two episodes of “Drunk History: Australia” as Beryl’s Mum and Madam Marchesi. The year 2021 saw her co-presenting the cooking competition show “Snackmasters” on the Nine Network, working alongside Poh Ling Yeow and Scott Pickett. More recently, in 2023, she took on acting roles in television series such as “Darradong Local Council” as Karen and “Deadloch” as Airtasker, showcasing her ongoing presence in diverse comedic and dramatic productions. Additionally, she started the podcast “Two Girls One Pod” with Angie Kent for Nova Podcasts in 2021.
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