LAUREN Goodger looks set for a huge career change in an attempt to re-brand herself after she completely wiped her Instagram account.
The reality TV star sparked concern after her social media account was plunged into darkness.
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But it appears Lauren has a strategic plan behind her Instagram blackout as she has plans to rebrand herself as a lifestyle influencer.
A source told The Sun: “2022 wasn’t a great year for Lauren, so she really wants to start fresh in 2023 and rebrand herself – and that is staring with an overhaul of her social media.
“This year she really wants to pursue a career she has always wanted, which is more of a lifestyle expert. She is a great cook, so she wants to do food videos on her social media, as well as things around health and fitness, motherhood and mental wellbeing.”
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They added that while Lauren does not plan to give up her career on adults only platform OnlyFans, she is keen to demonstrate her other talents to her fans.
The source added: “She wants to be seen as more than her lips, her hair and her bum. Of course she will still do things like reality TV and OnlyFans, but she wants to show that there are other strings to her bow.
“People also forget that Lauren is a qualified beautician and really knows her stuff, so she will be sharing lots of tips and tricks with her fans about how to feel their absolute best. There’s lots of exciting things in the pipeline.”
The reality TV star, 36, revealed her heartache in July as her second daughter Lorena passed away following complications at birth.
Last year the devastated star announced the tragedy on Instagram, along with a picture of her holding daughter Lorena’s hand.
At the time, Lauren told her followers that eldest daughter Larose, one, is helping her through the difficult time.
Lauren has since split with the father to her children, Charles Drury.
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