‘You’re a natural!’ House Rules judge Kyly Clarke is praised by fans for her presence on screen – despite the show’s lacklustre ratings
House Rules returned with a new format and high-profile panel this year.
And despite securing Kyly Clarke as a judge, the series failed to be a ratings success.
Regardless, fans of the former cricket WAG praised the 38-year-old for being a ‘natural’ on screen, underneath a photo shared to her Instagram page on Sunday.
‘You’re a natural!’ House Rules judge Kyly Clarke (pictured), 38, was praised by fans on Sunday for her presence on screen – despite the show’s lacklustre ratings
At the conclusion of Sunday night’s finale episode of House Rules: High Stakes, Kyly shared a behind-the-scenes picture with her 70,000 loyal followers.
The mother-of-one wore her green one-shoulder dress from the episode, but looked to be ready to head home with comfortable boots and a white cardigan on top.
She held onto her black suede heels in one hand, and prepared to wheel out her suitcase with the other.
Kyly wrote in the post’s caption: ‘I cannot believe High Stakes is coming to an end for this year. This has been one of my best TV experiences and I hope you all have enjoyed the new judging lineup.’
That’s a wrap: At the conclusion of Sunday night’s finale episode of House Rules: High Stakes, Kyly shared a behind-the-scenes picture with her 70,000 loyal Instagram followers
The entrepreneur went on to thank the executive producers, talent, cameramen, wardrobe and makeup artists for making ‘this incredible show get to air’.
Fans praised Kyly in the comments section, with one describing her as a ‘natural’.
‘You nailed it babe! Such a natural,’ they wrote, while another added: ‘Kyly, you really were a breath of fresh air on the panel’.
Thoughts: In the caption, Kyly described the show as one of her ‘best TV experiences’ and thanked the executive producers, cameramen, talent, wardrobe and makeup artists
New panel: House Rules returned with a new format and high-profile panel this year. Kyly is pictured with fellow judges Saul Myers (left) and Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen (right)
House Rules: High Stakes premiered on Channel Seven in April with a two-part episode.
Just 679,000 metro viewers tuned in for part one, representing a drop of more than 100,000 viewers from last year’s premiere with veteran host Johanna Griggs.
It appeared Australians were switching off reality shows in favour of news programs like ABC News, 7:30 and A Current Affair during the coronavirus pandemic.
Last year’s House Rules premiere brought in 782,000 metro viewers, meaning that in the space of a year, viewership had dropped by more than 13 per cent.
Praise: Fans praised Kyly in the comments section, with one describing her as a ‘natural’. Another said she was a ‘breath of fresh air’
Lacklustre debut: However, just 679,000 metro viewers tuned in for part one of the premiere, a noticeable drop from last year’s season with veteran host Johanna Griggs