Kristin Fisher's four-month relationship with Shannon Sykes has reportedly ended after a series of contentious arguments, according to society pages. Sykes, 28, a finance professional, has deactivated his social media accounts, while Fisher has removed all traces of him from her Instagram.
The couple's relationship began in May with a widely publicized Instagram post by Fisher, which featured Sykes wearing a T-shirt with the slogan 'Your mom is my cardio,' while Fisher's daughter was also pictured. The post drew criticism from some parents of children at Fisher's daughter's school.
Following the split, Sykes was recently seen at a nightclub without Fisher. Fisher has since been seen with her acquaintance, artist Dina Broadhurst. Broadhurst shared a photograph of Fisher in minimal clothing, which was later deleted, signaling a potential rekindling of their friendship after a previous falling out over John 'Herman' Winning Jr.
Tzaneros Family Under Scrutiny
Meanwhile, Maude Tzaneros, wife of former ACFS Port Logistics boss Arthur Tzaneros, has reportedly withdrawn from public life, with friends stating she is largely confined to their $61.5 million Bellevue Hill mansion. This seclusion follows Arthur Tzaneros' resignation as CEO of his family's company. His departure came after private WhatsApp messages were leaked, in which he allegedly downplayed serious sexual assault allegations involving students at Scots College.
The leaked messages reportedly referred to the alleged gang rape as 'fake news' and made other insensitive comments. The three teenagers accused in the case, aged 13 and 14, have been charged with aggravated sexual assault and aggravated sexual touching. Arthur Tzaneros issued an apology for his lack of sensitivity, stating there was no excuse for his remarks.
ACFS Port Logistics, founded by Arthur and his father Terry in 2005, recently entered administration amid mounting financial pressures and creditor claims. Terry Tzaneros is expected to resume a leadership role in the company.
Other Social Circuit News
In other social news, a woman involved in a Sydney Swans scandal has reportedly increased the subscription price for her OnlyFans page from $12 to $40 per month. The woman is reportedly unable to work in person due to a dispute with her agency, Party Girls Melbourne.
Jenna Jones, an ADHD specialist also known as Jenna Riches, is reportedly venturing into matchmaking for affluent clients. Jones, previously noted for a public dispute on LinkedIn and an encounter with WiseTech founder Richard White, is offering a tiered membership model with premium access ranging from $50,000 to $500,000. Her social media network includes figures such as publican Stu Laundy and investment banker Michael Rothner.