Angie Kent undergoes past life regression therapy in debut episode of her new podcast

She’s done reality TV, sponsored Instagram content and even penned a book.

But now Angie Kent has moved into the podcasting space, with the 31-year-old Bachelorette star dropping the debut episode of Angie Tries It on Tuesday.

In the first episode of the podcast series, the Gogglebox alum took a ‘past life tour’ and discovered she had once been a troubled woman named Rosie. 

Guided through the process by ‘Certified Soul Regression Therapy Practitioner’ Natasha Halias, Angie said she was ‘in the hypnotic stage’ after 20 minutes.

She described what she was seeing throughout the experience, including a white door that opened by itself onto a countryside landscape.

Angie then described a scene, presumably from a past life, in which a woman dressed like Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz was lying on the ground, being stared at by three men in old fashioned clothes.

Saying she believed she was the woman, whose name is ‘Rosie’, Angie described running away from home following issues with Rosie’s mother and the mother’s boyfriend.

She also believed one of the men staring down at her owned the town in which the scene took place.

The reality TV star was then led through this past life, all the way through to the day of her death, ‘in her late 30s’.

Kent described her last breaths and her spirit leaving her body. 

‘Oh my gosh, that was heavy,’ said Angie, after finishing the session. ‘It was intense.’    

Last week, Angie proudly told The Daily Telegraph that she never imagined reaching the goals she’s achieved today.

The TV personality said: ‘If someone had have told me 10 years ago, when I was fresh out of uni at 21, that I would be where I am now and have done everything I have done, I wouldn’t have believed you in a billion years.’  

She first graced our screens on Gogglebox from 2015 to 2018 with her then-housemate Yvie Jones.

After quitting the show in 2019, they joined season five of I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!

Later that year Angie went on to be cast as The Bachelorette and found love with Carlin Sterritt, but they eventually called it quits in June 2020. 

Soon after her Bachelorette stint she also released her memoir – If You Don’t Laugh You’ll Cry: Life and love from either side of the TV screen.

She also went on to take compete on Channel 10’s Dancing With The Stars last year. 

In addition to TV, the blonde beauty many other area’s of her career are thriving, including her sponsored content on Instagram for brands like Nissan, Mentos and Liddells Lactose Free Dairy. 

She is also set to start in her first film, an Australian-produced horror film called The Possessed, alongside former Home and Away star Lincoln Lewis – set for release in August.

The actress told the publication of her career pivot: ‘It’s not something I really planned … it all just kind of happened. I put the call out to the universe and it delivered.’

Angie recently surprised fans by announcing she will start a Try Guys-inspired podcast called Angie Tries It, produced by Nova Podcasts.

The series will document her experiences as she samples new therapies and learns about the mind.

‘Sister loves a chat, asking all them questions is one of my favourite things to do, and I am absolutely mad for therapy/learning about how this mad mind ticks,’ she wrote on Instagram on this week.

Her intriguing career move comes after she recently purchased her first home in Mount Tamborine, near the Gold Coast.

Angie’s fixer-upper property features three-bedrooms, four-bathrooms, which she bought for $615,000 in April.