Made in Chelsea is back (very soon), which means a host of new faces will be joining our SW3 favourites on the show. One such person is Rhianna Collins, who is currently dating Freddy Knatchbull.
If her name rings a bell it might be because Freddy's last girlfriend on the show was called Beks Collins... but the two do not seem to be related. Dating a contender for Chelsea's Biggest Nuisance, Rhianna has her hands full joining the show, but it sounds like she's ready for the challenge. Here's everything you need to know about her.
Who is Rhianna Collins?
Rhianna Collins is one of Made in Chelsea's latest cast members. She is joining the show as Freddy Knatchbull's new girlfriend. Knowing his track record in the world of romance, apparently she's told him: 'If you want to mess around... I can mess around.'
How old is Rhianna Collins?
Rhianna is 20 years old, a year younger than Freddy.
What is Rhianna Collins' job?
From her lavish lifestyle, it looks like Rhianna is hoping to carve out a career as an influencer and reality star but does not otherwise work. That doesn't stop her from going shopping everyday though.
She starts her day with a hot girl walk followed by Pilates and says, 'My friends always joke that every time they're in Harrods they seem me – who can blame a girl for shopping?'.
Where is Rhianna from?
Rhianna currently lives with her family in Belgravia but they have lived all over the world. She is of Russian and English heritage.
What is Rhianna like?
From her warning to Freddy, it sounds like Rhianna has a strong head on her shoulders, but she also describes herself as ruthless and carefree. Between the ages of 16 and 18, her mum even hired a full-time bodyguard to stop her being such a wild child (which sounds a lot like the plot of Anora).
When does Made in Chelsea start?
The Chelsea reality show returns to E4 on Monday 15 September.
Does Rhianna have social media?
Of course. You can keep up with Rhianna's holidays and shopping trips on Instagram at @rhiannacollins.
Nikki Peach is a writer at Grazia UK, working across entertainment, TV and news. She has also written for the i, i-D and the New Statesman Media Group and covers all things pop culture for Grazia (treating high and lowbrow with equal respect).