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Bachelorette star Sophie Monk has forged a new relationship with healthy snack food brand Slim Secrets as an ambassador.

The agreement will see Monk representing Slim Secrets nationally, and promoting its snack range.

Slim Secrets said its partnership with Monk is in line with its broader influencer strategy of connecting with strong female role models, and is key to the business’s growth.

Tennis pro Angelique Kerber, and pop star Avril Lavigne are also ambassadors of the brand, which now sells in over 15 countries including China.

CEO Sharon Thurin, a lawyer and entrepreneur who founded the company in 2005, said she was delighted to welcome Monk to the Slim Secrets team.

“We have had the fortune to work with some of the world’s most talented women in the fields of sports and music, and can’t wait to partner with a sassy, sought-after and engaging media personality like Sophie,” she said.

“One of our brand’s goals is to put the fun back into snacking and celebrate smart snacking. Sophie is perfect to help us spread our secret.”

Monk said, "With my lifestyle, I travel and work unusual hours and I usually want to pig out on the minibar! But with Slim Secrets I get the best of both worlds and I don’t feel guilty.”
 
Slim Secrets has a range of 22 healthy snacks available including protein bars, cookies, low carb fit balls, RTD protein indulgence shakes, and a Protein Puds with chia dessert range.

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