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Deadline reports that British model and television personality Arabella Chi has signed with Rizzo The Agency for exclusive representation. Chi built her career first in modeling, then expanded into reality television through appearances on Love Island, Love Island: All Stars, and The Challenge UK, while also taking roles in films including Wonder Woman and Justice League. Her social media presence spans fashion, beauty, lifestyle, and entertainment content, reflecting the standard trajectory of a personality converting visibility across multiple platforms into marketable influence.
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