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TV by Mibenge Nsenduluka Premium Content   Filming for Netflix's upcoming reality TV show Byron Baes is said to be underway and insiders claim the controversial new series will include paid actors. Confidential hears that several participants have notable acting experience while others have allegedly had acting lessons in the lead up to filming. "This is a fake show that is not based on reality, it's all contrived" one insider claimed. Netflix and production company Eureka have not yet confirmed the cast however, rumoured participants include Elias Chi...

'I think any show in Byron Bay or in any town should be about the truth and unfortunately I'm disappointed because this show is trying to fool people,' the chef, 45, said on Wednesday

Celebrity by Mibenge Nsenduluka Premium Content Subscriber only Byron Bay singer Billy Otto has criticised Netflix's casting procedures for controversial reality show Byron Baes after he was offered $200 per day to join the series. The rock musician, who hails from Newcastle, told Confidential that Netflix has approached "anyone and everyone" to be a part of Byron Baes and have not been fully transparent about the upcoming project. "I was never confirmed to be in the show. I had not signed a contract, I was still in the discussion phase," Otto said. "Of ...

Billy Otto has slammed Netflix's controversial reality show Byron Baes for allegedly being misled by producers. The Byron Bay rocker claimed he was told the show was a positive and empowering documentary but he was disappointed after seeing the press release on April 8. 'The way that it was pitched to me was that it was really going to zone in on interesting people in Byron Bay and creatives and even creative influencers,' the 33-year-old told The Daily Telegraph. 'I felt lied to': Singer Billy Otto (pictured) slammed Netflix's Byron Baes after 'being misled and offered $200-a-day to join th...

Celebrity by Mibenge Nsenduluka Premium Content Subscriber only Byron Bay singer Billy Otto has criticised Netflix's casting procedures for controversial reality show Byron Baes after he was offered $200 per day to join the series. The rock musician, who hails from Newcastle, told Confidential that Netflix has approached "anyone and everyone" to be a part of Byron Baes and have not been fully transparent about the upcoming project. "I was never confirmed to be in the show. I had not signed a contract, I was still in the discussion phase," Otto said. "Of ...