worlds away
Apprentice star Selina Waterman Smith looks very different seven years after appearing on show
APPRENTICE contestant Selina Waterman looks unrecognisable after appearing on the show seven years ago.
The businesswoman appeared in the popular BBC show - hosted by Lord Alan Sugar in 2015 - and she was fired in week nine.
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After almost a decade later, the former Apprentice stars' appearance has drastically changed - and she looks worlds away from how she looked on the show seven years ago.
Selina, 39, is now a finance coach and mentor for CEO's and entrepreneurs. She regularly posts business content to her 14.9 k followers on Instagram.
The finance coach swapped her old platinum blonde locks for a more natural darker caramel blonde colour instead.
Her make up looked completely different to her look on the show in 2015 - as she ditched the classic red lipstick for a more subtle nude colour.
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It seems the entrepreneur has also had some facial enhancements, such as lip filler - as her lips look more fuller and plump than they did before.
In the video Selina shared some insightful business advice with her followers for 2023 as she told them "growth is uncomfortable".
The reality TV contestant encouraged her fans to "break out of the fear" if they want to get different results in 2023.
She captioned the post: "This might make you uncomfortable - but growth is uncomfortable. The key change is hidden in the things you’re not doing. The things you’re frightened of."
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The 39-year-old concluded: "Once you nail that, they’ll be no stopping you."
During her time on the show, Selina described herself as "feisty", "strong" and "kind".
She told BBC viewers that setting up her business in a foreign country was her top business achievement.
The Apprentice first started in 2005 and follows a group of contestants who are set a series of business tasks and compete in a bid to win the ultimate prize – a £250,000 investment from Lord Alan Sugar.
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