Belinda Love Rygier, an Australian reality TV personality, claims that she had over 700 sex encounters and that her sex addiction “ruled her life.”

She gave an explanation of how she overcame her addiction and had a regular life.

Belinda “Love” Rygier, who got her start on television by competing in The Bachelor Australia’s 2017 season, disclosed that she has been single for 15 months and is enrolled in a rehab program.

The 38-year-old lady revealed that she used to go out six nights a week solely to find new partners for sex.

The Australian host acknowledged that dating applications were not as widely available when her addiction was at its worst.

Statements from a Former Sexual Addict

Belinda acknowledged that she “didn’t realize she had a problem until she healed from it” when she was asked to appear on a radio program, according to Mirror.

“After I got well, I was certain that my sex addiction was brought on by an unresolved trauma from my past,” the woman stated.

The lady claims she was a “functional addict,” with a great profession that ran smoothly and kept her secrets hidden, despite the fact that her sex addiction had taken over her life.

The TV personality claims she has “lost count” of how many men she has slept with over the years, but she is positive the number is higher than “the figure of 700.”

She did, however, state that she still has a “high sexual desire” and that she is “not ashamed” of the amount of sexual partners she has had.

“Men were excellent at giving me the information I wanted to hear; it wasn’t about making love; it was about feeling beautiful, validated, and loved,” the woman said.

Why she is not having sex at this time
“Society has declined, and we use sex for the wrong reason—quick or fleeting validation from others,” Belinda went on.

She acknowledged that she used to need a deep emotional bond in order to participate in sexual activities. “I’ll have sex again, but this time with a person I really connect with.”

The TV personality has transformed into a social media “love guru,” frequently making appearances on shows to share life lessons with her thousands of fans.