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| Outside Cast: Where Are They Now? What Chloe Veitch, Louis Russell and the Cast Are Doing Today. |
Netflix’s Outside brought together a wildly varied group of creators, reality stars and fitness personalities, then put them through physical challenges while making them argue over one of the most dangerous resources in reality television: the shared budget. Now that the competition is over, the cast have largely returned to the careers that made them recognisable in the first place, with several pushing further into podcasting, streaming, fashion, fitness, business and broadcasting.
Chloe Veitch has arguably built one of the broadest careers beyond reality television. Before appearing on screen, Veitch won Top Model UK and worked as an estate agent, but her breakthrough came with Netflix's Too Hot to Handle in 2020. She subsequently appeared on The Circle US and Perfect Match, as well as the third season of Celebrity Ex on the Beach in 2024.
These days, Veitch is increasingly comfortable on the other side of the camera. She has taken on hosting work, including Netflix's Sneaky Links: Dating After Dark, while also presenting her own weekly radio show, Big Sister with Chloe Veitch, on SiriusXM's Unwell On Air channel. She has also continued developing her social media presence, with around 1.7 million Instagram followers and a YouTube channel featuring vlogs, shopping hauls, fashion and lifestyle content. Reality TV may have opened the door, but she clearly has no intention of standing in the doorway forever.
Louis Russell has also continued mixing television with his own business ambitions. After appearing on Too Hot to Handle in 2023, he returned to reality television through Battle Camp and Perfect Match in 2025, before appearing on Celebs Go Dating and later joining Unwell Winter Games in 2026.
Away from the television circuit, Russell is putting his energy into Minacia Society, his streetwear label. The business ships internationally, and Russell has modelled pieces himself, making him both the person behind the brand and one of its most visible promotional faces. It is a fairly sensible arrangement when your day job already involves being photographed constantly.
Dani Babes, whose real name is Daniella Stockley, has continued turning her enormous social media following into a broader entertainment career. With roughly 2.6 million followers on TikTok, she has become known for loud, cheeky and deliberately unfiltered content, but her work is no longer confined to short-form videos.
Stockley has taken her personality onto the stage with live shows and tours, including two performances in Liverpool in November 2026. She was also named Best TikToker of the Year at the National Social Media Awards in 2025. Her podcast, Danibabes69 The Podcast, gives her another way to communicate with her audience, with episodes built around questions and subjects submitted by followers. Essentially, if Dani Babes has a microphone and an audience, she seems perfectly happy.
Heinz Baines, whose real name is Ryan Neil McCaul, remains closely tied to the world of livestreaming. The Derry, Northern Ireland creator is part of the Bov Boys and initially developed his Twitch following through football and gaming streams.
His content now includes games such as EA Sports FC, alongside Just Chatting sessions where the focus shifts from gameplay to conversation. That combination has allowed McCaul to build a personality-led streaming career rather than relying solely on whatever game happens to be popular that week. Outside content creation, he has also continued his relationship with Cara Mageniss, keeping another part of his life away from the endless cycle of uploads and livestreams.
Kaci Jay Conder has moved well beyond her early recognition as the eldest daughter from the family YouTube channel Dad V Girls. She now operates as a creator in her own right, with more than one million Instagram followers and roughly 685,000 YouTube subscribers.
Her online profile has brought collaborations with major brands including H&M, Boots UK and Maybelline, while television and podcast appearances have added further opportunities. She has appeared on Locked In and featured on podcasts including Saving Grace, Antics with Ash and Punchin, while continuing her connection with her family through Dad V Girls After Hours.
Business is another major part of Conder's current work. She is a founding partner and content creative at SOLSKIN, as well as the founder of her own clothing label, DÈS VU. So, between running businesses and producing content, the eldest Conder sibling has rather more on her plate than simply uploading another family video.
Lacy, whose real name is Nick Fosco, has built his profile around gaming and livestreaming. He began streaming around 2020 and became particularly associated with Fortnite, while also producing Minecraft and other gaming content. His career took another step in 2024 when he joined FaZe Clan.
He is now also part of CORE, a creator group whose name stands for Create, Own, Run, Everything. Alongside streaming, Fosco has moved into entrepreneurship through Tapcaps, an apparel and lifestyle venture. His personal life has also occasionally featured in his public presence, including his relationship with Twitch streamer and influencer Darla Claire. The pair marked their first anniversary in May 2026, proving that even livestreamers apparently have to remember dates.
Moyo, known online as YourBoyMoyo, has remained focused on comedy and collaborative digital content. Moyo J. Ajibade began creating content around 2020 during the pandemic, developing a following through skits, impersonations and jokes based on everyday situations.
He also works alongside Josh Rya as part of a comedy duo, giving his content another creative outlet. His growing audience has attracted partnerships with major brands, including Samsung UK, Sky Sports, ASOS and Activision. Rather than moving away from the format that made him popular, Moyo has essentially expanded it, taking the same comedy-first approach into larger commercial campaigns.
Sara Saffari has continued building her career in the fitness creator space, having been active across Snapchat, Instagram and YouTube since 2021. Her work has developed into partnerships with major fitness and lifestyle companies, including Gymshark, where she has worked as a social media influencer since 2023, alongside her association with Raw Nutrition and Celsius.
Saffari has also expanded into podcasting as co-host of Mommy And Daddy Talk with fitness creator Bradley Martyn. The show covers personal and lifestyle subjects rather than sticking exclusively to workouts. Alongside all of that, Saffari has maintained an academic background, earning an MBA from California Lutheran University in 2023. It is a fairly impressive combination of gym content, business education and podcast microphones.
Yonna Jay has continued turning her early success on social media into a much larger creator career. Born in North Carolina, Jay began posting on TikTok in July 2020 and has since built an audience of more than 6.8 million followers there, alongside roughly two million on Instagram and substantial audiences across other platforms.
Her content covers skits, lip-sync videos, gaming, lifestyle, modelling and IRL streams, giving her plenty of room to move between formats. She has also participated in major creator events such as Kai Cenat's Streamer University and the Streamer Games. Commercial partnerships with brands including Ugg, Kidsuper and Coach have further expanded her work beyond simply posting for an audience.
TheBurntChip, whose real name is Josh Larkin, has made podcasting one of the central parts of his career. He co-hosts The Fellas with Calfreezy and Chippo and is also a co-founder of The Fellas Studios, giving him a sizeable operation beyond his individual creator profile.
Sport remains another major interest for Larkin. His enthusiasm has included following Formula One, getting the chance to sit inside a racing car and attending FIFA World Cup matches. In 2025, he swapped watching sport for actually putting himself through it by completing his first marathon for Runna. Then, in September 2026, Larkin announced that he had married his longtime girlfriend, Sabina Blair. The couple had been engaged since August 2024, so the marathon was apparently not the biggest endurance event on his calendar.
Matt Morsia, better known online as MattDoesFitness, has built a career that stretches well beyond YouTube. His background includes athletics, powerlifting and coaching, with his online fitness work beginning while he was still employed as a PE teacher. He eventually turned content creation into his full-time career.
Morsia competed in long and triple jump before moving into powerlifting after suffering a spinal stress fracture in 2012. He later won silver at the 2016 European Championships. His YouTube channel passed one million subscribers in 2020 and subsequently reached around 2.5 million. Since 2024, audiences have also known him as Legend on Gladiators.
Away from television and YouTube, Morsia has developed his own fitness business, Morsia, an app designed around fitness and nutrition tracking. He is also a Huel athlete. Today, he lives in Hythe, Kent, with his wife Sarah and their two sons, Luca and Mauro, giving him a family life that sits alongside an unusually busy fitness and media career.
Paigey Cakey, born Paige Meade, has probably had one of the more unpredictable career paths among the Outside cast. Her work has covered acting, music and professional boxing, beginning with her role as Dimples in the 2011 film Attack the Block.
She later played Jade Fleming in BBC One's Waterloo Road between 2012 and 2013, while also contributing music to the series. Her recording career developed through releases including The First Paige, The Next Paige EP and The Right Paige, with collaborations involving artists such as Stormzy, Sneakbo and Chip. Her albums have included Red Velvet, Flavours and Killy, released in 2022.
Then came boxing. In 2023, Paigey Cakey defeated Tennessee Thresh by unanimous decision at Wembley Arena, adding a very different line to an already crowded CV. Her social media presence has continued alongside those projects, allowing her to keep communicating with the audience that has followed her through several versions of her career.
Looking across the Outside cast now, the interesting part is how little of their post-show work depends on simply being reality stars. Chloe Veitch has moved further into presenting and broadcasting, Louis Russell is developing fashion, Kaci Jay is running businesses, Moyo and Yonna Jay are expanding their creator careers, while Lacy and Heinz Baines remain rooted in gaming and livestreaming. Matt Morsia and Sara Saffari have their own fitness lanes, TheBurntChip has podcasting and production, and Paigey Cakey continues to prove that one career path is apparently optional.
That makes the show's budget arguments look almost quaint in hindsight. On Outside, the contestants had to decide whether money should be spent now or saved for later; outside the show, many of them are doing something rather more useful with their platforms: turning attention into businesses, shows, podcasts, partnerships and long-term careers.
Some have stayed firmly in entertainment, while others have built brands that have little to do with reality television at all. Which Outside cast member's career after the show surprised you most, and who do you think has taken the most interesting route since leaving the competition? Share your pick in the comments.