Married At First Sight star Ella Morgan is lined up to “sign a deal” with major fashion house PrettyLittleThing, after visiting the retailer's London showroom to meet with bosses.
The fashion brand is reportedly looking to sign another transgender model and a source revealed to Mail Online that Ella is a “perfect fit” for PLT.
A source claimed to the publication: “Ella is the perfect fit for PLT… she's fun, glamorous and loves her clothes.”
The source continued: “Ella represents more than just her style; she has overcome adversity in her life to be the person who she is today, which is an important message to the consumer.
“Her popularity is continuing to grow because of her appearances on MAFS as well as red-carpet events, something between her and PLT is definitely in the works.”
The publication also claimed that PLT hopes the collaboration with Ella would help to promote their clothing to a new audience, especially among the LGBTQIA+ community.
Twenty nine year old transgender nurse Ella Morgan was paired on MAFS with 36 year old Nathanial Valentino, but the newlyweds have not had an easy journey on the show.
In recent weeks, viewers have watched the relationship between Ella and her husband Nathanial unfold, and one stand-out moment was during the second commitment ceremony which saw Nathanial question who Ella was.
After leaving the scene in tears, Ella opened up about how she felt during this time. She exclusively told OK! "At the second commitment ceremony, he was making me question myself, until that point, I haven't really.
"I was very confident with who I was, I thought 'I love Ella, I know who Ella is' and then I started to doubt that a lot because of things that were said with Nathanial and it's not a nice feeling."
While her confidence was knocked Ella happily told us that now: "I love who I am, I've never felt so confident in my life, I love the inside, I love the outside.
She said: "I feel the best I've ever been, I wasn't when I first came off the show, but now I'm like wow, I just love me."
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