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Sophie Cachia Has Done A Whole-Ass Interview About Her Split From Ex-Fiancée Maddie Garrick

Sophie Cachia

Former Survivor star and Aussie influencer Sophie Cachia

Madeleine “Maddie” GarrickThe Herald Sun

“You can either choose to stay the same, or grow from it, and I promised myself I’d never let anyone break me again.”

why

“I could play the poor me card, or I could look at the life I’ve built — I have two incredible children, a beautiful home and a wonderful career. I really have everything I need.”

announced her split claimed she found a new girlfriendSára Varga

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