Jess and Lorenzo Navigate Future Amid Fallout from Viral Scandal
Four months after a bedroom confrontation was livestreamed, the couple plans to move, seeking a fresh start while acknowledging lingering issues.
Four months after a public scandal involving a viral video filmed in their bedroom, Jessica Te Huia and Lorenzo have revealed plans to move from the home where the incident occurred. The couple, who remain committed to each other, acknowledge that they are still working through the aftermath.
Te Huia has stated that she and Lorenzo have agreed on a plan that will mark a significant turning point in their relationship as they prepare to leave the property. This move signifies their intention to begin a new chapter away from the site of the widely publicized event.
"We still have issues," Te Huia admitted, indicating that while their relationship endures, the emotional and relational impact of the scandal persists. The couple's decision to leave the home is a pivotal step in their efforts to move forward.
The home, located on the Gold Coast, is now up for sale. It features three separate residences, eight bedrooms, and four bathrooms. A self-contained studio overlooks the pool and backyard. Te Huia purchased the property in 2024 for $1,650,000 and is hoping to nearly double its value at auction, with a potential sale price of up to $3 million.
The scandal unfolded in June when Te Huia's ex-partner, Levi, reportedly broke into her home and entered her bedroom. He then filmed a confrontation where Te Huia and Lorenzo were discovered in their underwear. Levi Hilton later admitted to the Daily Mail that he had broken into the home and used a knife to unlock the bedroom door.
Te Huia expressed sadness at leaving the home but stated it was necessary for starting anew. The sale of the property marks a physical separation from the events that brought their lives under intense public scrutiny.