Sophie Monk reveals the $6 service station snack she’s found hard to resist while in isolation

Sophie Monk in self-isolating with her boyfriend Joshua Gross in New South Wales during the government’s suggested COVID-19 lockdown.

And much like the rest of the nation, the Love Island Australia host claims she’s struggled with excessive snacking during the coronavirus pandemic.

With restaurants closing and the fact she ‘can’t cook’, Sophie claims she has turned to junk food and takeaway more often than she once did in recent weeks.

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The 40-year-old spoke to news.com.au on Monday after her time in isolation, and how her diet and exercise has been affected since lockdown began.

‘I have no moderation, it’s not in my head. If I ruin the day with bad food, I’m like “that’s it, I’m just going to eat three pizzas”,’ Sophie confessed.

‘I didn’t even like pizza before. But it’s just so easy and it comes so quick,’ she added.

However, there’s also a $6 service station snack that has lured Sophie in of late.  

The former Bardot star sung high praises for Caltex sandwiches: ‘I go there to get my coffee and the sandwiches are just calling my name.’    

She’s previously admitted to being a terrible home cook, and has expressed how excited she is to finally be able to head out to restaurants again with the new rules implemented this month for diners across the state.

Despite her new love of pizza and service station sandwiches, Sophie says she’s been keeping in shape by dancing, and doing regular yoga sessions.

While she claims to avoid typical exercise routines, she said she definitely works up a sweat while moving around to the music.

‘I just find dancing helps me get through (isolation).’