Married At First Sight’s Stacey Hampton hints she’s moving to LA to launch a Hollywood career

She recently compared herself to American reality TV star Kim Kardashian. 

And it seems Married At First Sight‘s Stacey Hampton, 26, is hoping to emulate Kim’s career down to a tee, after hinting at plans to move to LA. 

On Monday, the mother-of-two raised eyebrows by uploading a photo of herself looking stylish on the streets of Sydney, captioned: ‘Hey, come waste your time with me in California.’  

The glamorous blonde’s caption was a direct quote from Bryce Vine’s hit song La La Land, but many fans wondered whether Stacey was hinting she’s planning to launch a Hollywood career. 

If the busty blonde does decide to follow the bight lights of LA, she will have to wait until the coronavirus pandemic ends and international travel bans are lifted.  

It comes after Stacey revealed in a YouTube Q&A that Kim was her ‘favourite Kardashian’ – claiming that they shared many similarities due to their interest in law.

Stacey has a Bachelor of Laws and a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practise, while Kim Kardashian is currently studying to become a criminal justice lawyer.

‘Who’s my favourite Kardashian?’ Stacey said as she read questions from fans off her phone.

‘I like Kim, she’s a Libra like me,’ she explained. ‘We’re very similar – she’s currently studying law. Bless her.’

The blonde beauty continued: ‘Yeah, I’m a Kim fan until the end. She’s the original. She’s the OG of the Kardashians.’

Kim is currently using her burgeoning legal career to make a difference in America’s criminal justice system.

The 39-year-old mogul is starring in her own docuseries called the Justice Project, which follows the star as she pursues reform in the system.

While Stacey has said that she’d love to use her law degree to pursue a career in the field, the aspiring influencer says that she doesn’t want to work five days a week.

She recently complained that most employers aren’t willing to hire her for just three days a week, which she is asking for because she has two children at home.

‘A lot of people ask why I’m not using my law degree, but not many law firms like to take on people who only want three days a week,’ she said in a YouTube video.

‘If I did five days a week then I feel like I’m not being fair on my children and I’m not there for them and I’m not helping them with their schooling and stuff like that.