UNDER THE INFLUENCE: Skye Wheatley Pleads GUILTY to Drink-Driving, a DECADE of Problematic Behaviour & Why the Excuses Have Run Out | 676

How many chances does Skye Wheatley get?The Big Brother and I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! star has been convicted for drink-driving after allegedly recording a BAC of 0.119 — more than TWICE the general legal limit.We’re unpacking Skye’s response to the charge, the latest updates from her court hearing including the verdict and sentencing, the contradictions and deflections in her apology, and the concerning footage that has since resurfaced — because this may not be the isolated “mistake” she’s framing it as.But this episode is about MUCH more than Skye’s latest scandal…We’re opening the receipts folder on more than a DECADE of problematic behaviour — from her appalling comments about domestic violence and sex work to accusations of racism, questionable beauty practices, previous driving offences and some truly COOKED controversies you may have completely forgotten about. Because somehow, no matter what Skye does, the cycle remains the same: controversy, backlash, apology, excuses, deflection, promises to “learn and grow”… then everyone quickly forgives, forgets and moves on. But at what point do we need to say 'enough is enough'?PS. You may also enjoy:184 - Skye Wheatley Responds to Feud with MAFS' Cyrell, Fashion Week Run-Ins and a Big Brother Conspiracy EXPOSED!161 - Fans are Fuming at Skye Wheatley For F*cked OnlyFans Comments!DAILY: Skye Wheatley Responds to Backlash Over Her Recent Surgeries!Hosted by Megan PustettoGot a tip? Email [email protected] or submit on our website (anonymously, of course)Got a question or want to work with us? Email [email protected] more drama? Sign up for bonus episodes on Patreon or Apple Podcast Subscription & follow us on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, join our Facebook Group, & sign up for our NewsletterWant to support us? Buy Megan a coffee. Follow on Apple & Spotify (bonus marks if you leave a review)CONTENT WARNING: This episode discusses self-harm, suicide and mental health. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.