Chloe From 'Too Hot to Handle' Is in the New Season of 'The Circle' (2024)

Chloe Veitch made waves when she descended uponseason 2 ofThe Circle,but the bubbly Brit is no stranger to reality television. Before holing up in an apartment with only some AI tech and a pink unicorn stuffed animal as company, Veitch was a fan favorite on another Netflix reality show: 2020'sToo Hot to Handle.Here's everything we know about Veitch, her previous stint on reality TV, and how her dating life has been during the pandemic.

Who is Chloe Veitch?

Veitch is a loud and proud 22-year-old from Clacton, Essex, who dabbles in social media influencing (follow her at@chloeveitchofficial, where she boasts 1.4M fans). She also launched aYouTube channelin 2020 where you can watch her travel vlogs, makeup routines, and her general unhinged on-camera personality.

Before her TV days, Chloe was an in-demand model, having won U.K. beauty pageants like Top Model and worked at London Fashion Week.

What happens to Chloe onThe Circle?

Chloe burst onto season 2 ofThe Circlewith a heaping amount of enthusiasm for her #GirlGang and a sweet naïveté that often left her gobsmacked at other contestants' behavior (or a general forgetfulness that people will lie and cheat to win money). You'll have to watch how the season plays out to see how she fares, but one thing we do know: Chloe doesn't use the catfishing strategy when entering the Circle. Instead, she's 100 percent herself, laying bare her flirty side and her reality television roots.

She explained her decision toUs Weekly, saying, “I wouldn’t have gone onThe Circleas anyone else but myself because I know that is my strength—being who I am, the personality I have.” She continued, “Whether they trust me or believe it’s me straight away, I don’t know, but that was a chance I was prepared to take because I am such a strong character!”

Chloe also revealed her biggest challenge with the show's format: navigating American slang and trying to explain her British euphemisms. “I’m the only British one in the show and that in itself, without realizing, was the biggest Brit wall I’ve ever faced because I never knew what they were talking about,” she said toUs Weekly.

What happened to Chloe Veitch onToo Hot to Handle?

Chloe first endeared herself to fans as a self-professed dating trainwreck on Netflix's questionably-premised dating show,Too Hot to Handle. Chloe wasn't the worst offender of the 13 contestants on the show (Francesca Farago and Harry Jowsey lost the group significantly more money by breaking the show's rules and hooking up) and despite her lovable, chatterbox energy she wasn't able to find love at the Mexico resort. (She had flings with Kori, Bryce, and David but, alas, nothing significant.)

Still, she walked away with her share of the $75,000 grand prize (a not-so-whopping $7,500) and a lasting friendship with fellow contestant Nicole O'Brien. The reality gig also reportedly gave Chloe a new perspective on her self-worth. She toldElite Dailyin April 2020 that the show's "yoni puja workshop" changed her mentality on dating: "Doing the challenge, like, really empowered me into thinking, 'I'm not going to feel like that anymore. I need to respect my yoni, I need to respect myself,'" she said. Since then Chloe has been committed to standing up for "every single independent woman out there that has ever been messed over by a guy."

As of February 2021 (when she jokingly posted about celebrating Galentine's Day alone), she appears to be single.

Speaking to Refinery29, Chloe said, "Too Hot to Handlewas such a life-changing experience for me, and I’ve had such amazing feedback from the show. When Netflix got in contact with me, I just thought, ‘Oh my gosh, I want to go onThe Circle!’”

How are viewers responding to Chloe onThe Circle?

Theyloveher. I mean, how can you not? Chloe's commitment to being unabashedly herself, even on a show where pretending to be someone else is oftentimes rewarded, earned her plenty of fans onToo Hot to Handle, and she's no doubt gaining more withThe Circle. Chloe, wisely, is not on Twitter—"I think it’s because I know the loads of hate that come from Twitter,"she told Refinery29—but her fans werethrilledto see her jump fromToo Hot to Handleto everyone's favorite virtual influencer show:

What's happened to Chloe sinceThe Circlestopped filming?

Chloe has done several interviews sinceThe Circlebegan airing, talking about her time on the show and her reactions. She has also posted avlogon her YouTube channel showing her process of self-isolation and COVID testing before she entered the Circle building.She's very open about her nerves before the show in the vlog, so I'm excited for her post-Circle videos.

Spoilers for episodes ofThe Circlethat are currently on Netflix.In an interview withThe Things, Chloe said that she rewatched the show and reevaluated her "Cardashian" alliance from the game. Though she's still friendly with them, she said that she realized Courtney and River a.k.a. Lee were total game players. She even says that while she would have considered River the most genuine at first, she changed her most genuine to Trevor after seeing how River voted as an influencer. She also said, "The most disingenuous and the game player would be Courtney. He did a really good job and I love him. I still talk to him now but he would do anything. He would step on anyone."

Chloe also toldMetro.co.ukthat she's gotten close with fellow player Mitchell Easton since the show ended, and she even has plans to visit him in the US. She said she was nervous when she first met him in person because she "just wanted to eat him." Now they talk all the time and Chloe even has the approval of Mitchell's mom, Tammy fromThe Circleseason 1.

As for whether Chloe walked away fromThe Circlewith the $100,000, we'll have to wait and see in the May 5 finale.

The first twelve episodes ofThe Circleseason 2 areavailable to stream on Netflix now.