Angie Kent debuted a major transformation on Thursday evening when she shared an image of her on the latest cover of Stellar magazine.
The Bachelor star, 36, looked glamorous as she posed on a wooden chair in a fitted slip dress that featured spaghetti straps and a floral print.
Angie’s famous straight locks were a distant memory, replaced with a defiant head of voluminous curls that matched her stare as she gazed straight down the lens of the photographer’s camera.
Angie celebrated the cover by praising her mother, and teasing the forthcoming interview.
‘The fact this has come out today on my mumma’s birthday, and given what we discuss, I feel my papa Mark had a lot to do with this divine timing,’ she wrote.
It wasn’t long before Angie’s friends heaped praise on the glow up.
Angie Kent debuted a major transformation on Thursday evening when she shared an image of her on the latest cover of Stellar magazine
The Bachelor star looked glamorous as she posed on a wooden chair in a fitted slip dress that featured spaghetti straps and a floral print
‘So beautiful,’ wrote fellow Bachelor star Alex Nation.
Meanwhile, Neighbours star April Rose Pengilly preferred to keep her comment short and sweet, adding a love heart eyes and fire emoji.
Entertainment reporter Richard Reid, Big Brother’s Tully Smyth and Married At First Sight’s Bronte Schofield also shared kind thoughts.
In 2025, Angie began her IVF journey and shared intimate details about her experience on Channel Nine’s Big Miracles TV series.
Angie revealed she had started to document her ‘solo mum journey’ and also revealed that she had 14 embryos successfully frozen.
In a frank admission, Angie confessed that her IVF experience was ‘daunting’, and referenced her previously documented health issues, including interstitial cystitis, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), endometriosis, and adenomyosis.
She continued: ‘I mean, having a baby in general is such a full-on feeling. So wanting to have a baby on your own, it just adds that extra something.
‘I was blessed enough to get 14 embryos, which I know is huge, especially considering all the chronic invisible illnesses I have going on.
In 2025, Angie began her IVF journey and shared intimate details about her experience on Channel Nine’s Big Miracles TV series
‘So right now, my beautiful little embryos are waiting for me on ice and in February, I am going for my final laparoscopy to clear everything out, and then I have to heal from that, and then I am going to have my first embryo transfer after that.’
Angie received a flood of messages in support of her decision to become a ‘solo’ mum.
‘Do it, do it, my cousin did, and she is an amazing mum. If you have family or close friends, that’s all you need,’ gushed one follower, while another added: ‘You are incredible and a bubba would be so so blessed with a mamma like you.’
A third commented: ‘Best thing I’ve ever done! My little miracle baby just turned 1 and I still can’t believe I get to keep him.’
