Jazz Saunders has announced her exit from Made in Chelsea, three years after she joined the cast.
In an emotional video shared on TikTok, the 25-year-old expressed that appearing on the show "was only meant to be temporary," having joined after she graduated university.
"Figuring out my life on the show for the next three years. I’ve been in my fair of drama and found out who I was," she said. "I came out and had my first relationship. I had some messiness on the show after that."
She continued: "There comes a point where you have to step back and look at the bigger picture and step back and think am I still happy? So I think this is a goodbye, I need a break.
"I’ve decided to take a break and I don’t know if that’s going to be forever. It was just too much in the end. This has been very difficult and it’s no ones fault. I love the team on the show.
"Thank you to the welfare team, it’s been a ride. But unfortunately the bad stuff outweighs the good."
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Radio Times has approached Channel 4 for comment.
Before joining the reality series, Jazz used to study and live in Los Angeles before moving back to London.
Jazz had been involved in quite a few love triangles while on the show, first between Miles Nazaire and Jack Taylor, both of whom she'd been on a handful of dates with.
But when Jack admitted he was in love with her, Jazz couldn't say it back, though now they remain friends.
In the most recent season of Made in Chelsea, Jazz's love interest Eve Alero Vince-Odozi was introduced to the group.
As described by Channel 4, Eve is a former netball pathway player and model who has fronted multiple beauty campaigns early into her modelling career.
But neither her or Jazz were ready to put a label on it.
Recent reports suggested that the series was in for a major cast shake-up, with bosses thought to be "desperate to recreate the chaos of some of the earlier seasons".
However a spokesperson for Channel 4 told : “Made in Chelsea follows the lives of the cast and their circle of friends. New faces form part of every new series and filming for the next series starts this month.”
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