Brooke Blurton Biography: Age, Height, Net Worth, Instagram, Siblings, Book, Podcast, Boyfriend

Brooke Blurton is an Australian media personality, youth worker, and advocate known for her groundbreaking role as the first Indigenous and bisexual lead on The Bachelorette Australia in 2021.

Her participation in the reality television franchise, where she courted both men and women, marked a significant step toward inclusivity in Australian media.

Beyond her television appearances, Blurton is recognized for her advocacy work, particularly in supporting First Nations and LGBTQIA+ communities.

Profile

• Full name: Brooke Blurton
• Date of birth: 1 January 1995
• Age: 30 years old
• Gender: Female
• Place of birth: Carnarvon, Western Australia, Australia
• Nationality: Australian
• Profession: Youth Worker, Media Personality, Author, Podcast Host
• Height: 5 ft 4 in
• Weight: 52 kg
• Parents: Mother was Aboriginal‑Malaysian, father is English
• Siblings: Eight siblings total — six brothers and two sisters. One sister, Kyandra (often “Ky”), passed away. Another sister, Rhiannon, whom Brooke had never met, was met in 2025 in the UK.
• Spouse: N/A
• Children: N/A
• Relationship status: N/A
• Ethnicity: Noongar‑Yamatji (Indigenous Australian on maternal side)
• Net worth: USD 552,000 to USD 3–4 million

Early Life and Education

Brooke Blurton is a Noongar‑Yamatji woman, born 1 January 1995 in Carnarvon, Western Australia.

Her mother was Aboriginal-Malaysian, and her father is English.

Her mother died by suicide when Brooke was 11; one month later, her grandmother also died.

After these losses, Brooke and her siblings were placed into foster care, and later she lived with her father during adolescence.

Personal Life

Brooke has had public romantic relationships: She was in a relationship with Darvid Garayeli, whom she met during her Bachelorette season; they split in early 2022.

In early 2025, she entered a relationship with Mia Pimentel, which ended by August 2025 (as you already included).

Brooke has also publicly addressed the emotional burden she experienced when one of her sisters passed away during the filming of The Bachelorette and she was not informed on set.

In 2025, she flew to London to surprise a sister she had never met, Rhiannon, marking their first in-person meeting.

In interviews, she has described stepping into a matriarchal role within her family after her mother’s death, especially caring for siblings historically.

Tragically, her sister Kyandra passed away (sometime in 2021) during the period surrounding The Bachelorette filming.

Career

Brooke Blurton’s career gained national attention when she appeared as a contestant on the sixth season of The Bachelor Australia in 2018, finishing in third place.

She returned to the franchise in 2019 for the second season of Bachelor in Paradise Australia.

In 2021, Blurton made history as the first Indigenous and bisexual lead on The Bachelorette Australia, where she courted both men and women, challenging traditional norms in reality television.

Beyond her television appearances, Blurton has worked as a youth worker and is an advocate for mental health, Indigenous rights, and LGBTQIA+ visibility.

She co-hosts the Not So PG podcast with actor Matty Mills, focusing on their experiences as members of the Indigenous and LGBTQ+ communities.

In 2022, Blurton published her memoir, Big Love: Reclaiming myself, my people, my country, which delves into her personal journey and advocacy work.

Net Worth

Brooke Blurton’s estimated net worth is approximately $1.5 million USD.

This estimation is based on her diverse career, including her roles in reality television, podcasting, writing, and her work as a youth worker and advocate.

Social Media

• Instagram: @brooke.blurton
• TikTok: @brookeblurton
• Twitter: @BrookeBlurton

Filmography

• The Bachelorette Australia (2021) – Lead
• Bachelor in Paradise Australia (2019) – Contestant
• The Bachelor Australia (2018) – Contestant
• Neighbours (2022) – Guest appearance
• The Challenge: Australia (2022) – Contestant

Books

• Big Love: Reclaiming myself, my people, my country (2022)