Big Brother legend Reggie Bird looks ageless at 46

‘Yes I’m 46!’ Big Brother legend Reggie Bird proudly declares her age and wows fans as she shows off her youthful visage

She is the Big Brother legend who won season three of the reality TV show.

And 17 years on from her big win, Reggie Bird wowed fans as she showed off her youthful visage in a photo shared last week.

The reality star wore a furry pink jacket teamed with a pale rose mini dress and beamed as she enjoyed a drink.

‘Yes I’m 46!’ Big Brother legend Reggie Bird proudly declared her age and wowed her fans as she showed off her youthful visage in her new Twitter picture

‘Yes I’m 46. And this is my friends pussy,’ she cheekily wrote in the caption, referring to a pet cat seen in the background of the photo.

‘Love to you all,’ she added. 

Fans loved the ageless beauty’s new profile picture, including one who commented: ‘Looking absolutely stunning there Reggie.’

Another wrote: ‘Reggie you just broke the internet,’ while a third said: ‘Looking good.’ 

Fan approved! Her followers loved the new photo, including one wrote: 'Looking absolutely stunning there Reggie,' while a second wrote: 'Reggie you just broke the internet'. Pictured is Reggie with former Big Brother host Gretel Killeen in 2003

Fan approved! Her followers loved the new photo, including one wrote: ‘Looking absolutely stunning there Reggie,’ while a second wrote: ‘Reggie you just broke the internet’. Pictured is Reggie with former Big Brother host Gretel Killeen in 2003

Earlier this year, the Big Brother star shared her brutally honest thoughts about Channel Seven’s revamped take on the reality show.

She revealed to Now To Love in July: ‘I feel like it’s too fast and we don’t really know their true personalities.’

‘I’m liking it, but I’d love to see more of getting to know who the housemates are,’ Reggie added.

Honest opinion: Earlier this year, the Big Brother star shared her brutally honest thoughts about Channel Seven's revamped take on the reality show. She said: 'I feel like it's too fast and we don't really know their true personalities'

Honest opinion: Earlier this year, the Big Brother star shared her brutally honest thoughts about Channel Seven’s revamped take on the reality show. She said: ‘I feel like it’s too fast and we don’t really know their true personalities’

The Tasmanian native revealed that her fame and $250,000 prize money ‘just went’ in a flash, in the years after winning Big Brother.

The mother of two told the Not Here to Make Friends podcast that being a celebrity exposed her to stalkers, con men who took advantage of her, and left her unable to find work because no one would take her seriously after the show. 

Reggie ended up spending ‘all the money [she] had left’ on rent, before being ‘ripped off’ by someone claiming to be a television producer.

Life after TV: Reggie revealed that her fame and $250,000 prize money 'just went' in a flash, in the years after winning Big Brother. She told the Not Here to Make Friends podcast that being a celebrity exposed her to stalkers, con men and left her unable to find work. Pictured in 2003

Life after TV: Reggie revealed that her fame and $250,000 prize money ‘just went’ in a flash, in the years after winning Big Brother. She told the Not Here to Make Friends podcast that being a celebrity exposed her to stalkers, con men and left her unable to find work. Pictured in 2003

Reggie is now legally blind after being diagnosed with a degenerative eye condition called retinitis pigmentosa.

She has lost 90 per cent of her vision and walks with the aid of a cane.

Meanwhile, her son suffers from cystic fibrosis, an inherited disorder that causes severe damage to the lungs, digestive system and other organs in the body.

Life now: Reggie is now legally blind after being diagnosed with a degenerative eye condition called retinitis pigmentosa. She has lost 90 per cent of her vision and walks with the aid of a cane

Life now: Reggie is now legally blind after being diagnosed with a degenerative eye condition called retinitis pigmentosa. She has lost 90 per cent of her vision and walks with the aid of a cane