According to reports, Caitlyn Jenner was allowed to enter Australia to participate in celebrity TV shows due to strict COVID travel restrictions in the country, which caused dissatisfaction.
The reality TV star also insisted that she will not suspend her campaign Overthrow California Governor Gavin Newson In the September’s recall elections, there was speculation that it was about to appear in the Celebrity brother.
Adelaide Newspapers Advertisers The report says Jenner, 71, Arrived in Sydney this week, and then appeared on the Australian Channel 7 program.
Although it was thought that she would undergo a two-week quarantine before she could spend a week on the TV show set, locals who were barred from leaving the country accused her of receiving special treatment.
To make matters worse, it is believed that as many as 34,000 Australians are trying to return home overseas, but due to Australia’s travel restrictions to curb the disease, only 3,000 are allowed to return each week. ABC News report.
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Twitter reporter Sam Clench said: “My wife’s flight back to Australia was cancelled today due to the upper limit, but it’s great to see Caitlin Jenner (reportedly running for the governor of California) manage to enter Sydney and appear on Big Brother.
Carly Findlay OAM disputed that Jenner was allowed to arrive in Australia, and “thousands of overseas Australians cannot go home. I cannot.”
“With the decline of the Australian art scene, why not choose some Australian celebrities in the BB?” She tweeted.
34,000 Australians want to return to Australia but cannot. At the same time, Caitlin Jenner flew to Australia yesterday to find Big Brother. What am I missing here.Two sets of elite rules
-“Straight Shooter” (@Goalkickingguru) July 17, 2021
Although the 34,000 stranded Australians are still struggling to return home, @Caitlyn_Jenner The celebrity big brother who just flew to Australia to watch Channel 7.
In the middle of the pandemic, @Channel7 B Lister must be imported from the United States.
No AU talents during the lock-up period? pic.twitter.com/MxWpw3kO8g— Jules Hooper (@jules_hooper) July 16, 2021
Another user wrote on Twitter: “34,000 Australians want to return to Australia, but can’t. At the same time, Caitlyn Jenner flew to Australia yesterday to find Big Brother. What am I missing here? Two sets of rules for the elite.”
“Although the 34,000 stranded Australians are still struggling to get home, @Caitlyn_Jenner is just a celebrity big brother who flew to Australia to watch Channel 7,” Jules Hooper wrote on Twitter.
“During the pandemic, @Channel7 must bring in a B Lister from the United States. No AU talent is blocked here?” added the tweet.
Strategic health policy adviser Bill Bowtell tweeted to his 28,000 followers: “Is this okay? Does the Australian government allow Celebrity Big Brother participants to enter the country, but #strandedaussies cannot? Who? Approved this?”
According to reports, she appeared on the show, but has not been confirmed by Channel 7, which sparked speculation about whether she can return to the United States in time to realize her political ambitions After she announced her campaign for governor of California in April.
But Jenner said on Twitter on Friday that she “has not suspended my campaign at all” and insisted that she is preparing for a “several week bus trip” through Golden State.
“I am fulfilling the promise of work I did before deciding to run for governor. There is no pause in this race to save California!” She said in a follow-up tweet.
Weekly newspaper Jenner’s office and Channel 7 have been contacted for comments.
