Towie’s Demi Sims breaks down in tears as she reveals why she quit reality TV in emotional post

Towie’s Demi Sims breaks down in tears as she reveals why she quit reality TV in emotional post

WHEN the Sims family landed their own reality show, House of Sims, they were tipped to become the UK’s answer to the Kardashians. However, Demi Sims has now revealed the show marked the beginning of the end of her reality TV career, saying she has “lost so much” because of it. Demi Sims has opened up about losing “so much” to reality TV Credit: @getbetterwithchris/ Tiktok The Sims sisters were once tipped to become the UK’s answer to the Kardashians Credit: Rex Features Speaking to Chris Connolly while appearing on his 5K With Chris podcast, the star opened up about her chaotic time on screen. Demi, 29, and her sisters Chloe, 44, and Frankie, 31, reportedly left Towie after signing a £1million deal with OnlyFans’ free streaming platform OFTV. Sign up for the TV newsletter Thank you! She said: “My brother, who was my agent at the time, said, ‘We’re taking you away from Towie. You’ve got your own show.’ “Suddenly, we had cameras from the minute we woke up to the minute I would brush my teeth before I went to sleep. It was a completely different filming strategy.” House of Sims followed Chloe, Demi, Frankie and their brother Charlie Credit: PA Demi says she disagreed with some of the things said about her on Made in Chelsea Credit: @getbetterwithchris/ Tiktok The show, which followed the family as they attempted to crack America, effectively collapsed after a huge fallout during filming for its second series. The sisters appeared on screen involved in an explosive row with drinks thrown and crew members reportedly forced to intervene. Demi said: “Unfortunately, after the first series, things really took a turn. The second series was cut because none of us were talking. “I think it was probably the best thing for us because none of us wanted to argue any more than we had. Most read in TV Demi later appeared on Made in Chelsea while dating long-standing cast member Jazz Saunders. She appeared to be referring to claims made during the show that she did not trust Jazz and that her jealousy had caused her then-girlfriend to turn down nights out and feel restricted. Demi explained: “After the fight, I went back on to do Made in Chelsea with my ex. I like to not talk about things and keep things private, but I didn’t really agree with some of the things said about me on the show. “I’d lost so much already to reality TV. I’d lost so many people that I love. I didn’t want to lose someone else to a storyline.” Although there was initially talk of a third series, Chloe confirmed in March 2025 that House of Sims had been cancelled. Demi remains close to sister Frankie, but the pair are not believed to have reconciled with Chloe following the fallout. Comment now

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