Bachelor bombshell: Matt Agnew's REAL JOB is revealed as TV hunk no longer works as an astrophysicist
He left fans confused over his job as an astrophysicist.
But now Bachelor star Matt Agnew's real job has been revealed, with the TV star working at National Australia Bank.
According to The Sydney Morning Herald, the 31-year-old is officially employed by data analytics company, Quantium, but has been working at NAB for three months on secondment.
Bachelor bombshell: Matt Agnew's REAL JOB is revealed as TV hunk no longer works as an astrophysicist
The publication reports that Matt works in the Melbourne office, and that a spokeswoman refused to confirm if the reality star worked there due to 'privacy,' but added: 'Quantium from time to time provide contractors to NAB.'
Matt reportedly doesn't have the NAB position on his LinkedIn.
Daily Mail Australia has contacted NAB and Ten for comment, in relation to this article.
Say what? It has been revealed that Bachelor star Matt has been working at National Australia Bank
Interesting! According to The Sydney Morning Herald, the 31-year-old is officially employed by data analytics company, Quantium, but has been working at NAB for three months on secondment
It comes after Matt had to explain what an astrophysicist is, after some contestants on The Bachelor struggled to pronounce the term in previews for the show, while others claimed it was a 'fake job.'
Ahead of the premiere of the show, Matt appeared on 10 Daily and said that his profession is key for the survival of the human race.
'My specific research is about planetary science, so the stuff I'm doing is trying to figure out where another planet like Earth could exist, so we could actually look and find it,' Matt said.
Important work: It comes after Matt had to explain what an astrophysicist is, after some contestants on The Bachelor struggled to pronounce the term in previews for the show, while others claimed it was a 'fake job'
The astrophysicist said although he discovers planets, it may take lifetimes before people can colonise them since they are 'really, really far away'.
'There's no technological way to actually get there yet. So you know, yeah, we could theoretically but it's not something that's within the realm of possibility yet,' he said.
Meanwhile a preview for the show went viral recently, when it showed contestant Abbie Chatfield confusing astrophysicist for astrology.
After he revealed he was an astrophysicist, the contestant quickly responded, 'I'm a Gemini!', leaving Matt looking puzzled.
Speaking to News.com.au last week, the 23-year-old said the scene was unfairly edited and that her remark - which was actually a joke - was taken out of context.
Remember that? Meanwhile a preview for the show went viral recently, when it showed contestant Abbie Chatfield (pictured) confusing astrophysicist for astrology. But she later said she was joking and that the scene was edited unfairly
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