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Filthy Rich and Homeless
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Cameron Daddo, Skye Leckie, Benjamin Law, Alex Greenwich, and Alli Simpson reflect on how their lives have changed since their participation in this profound social experiment. Watch Filthy Rich and Homeless Season 2, Episode 4 Live in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Filthy Rich and Homeless Season 2, Episode 4 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Episodes
4 episodes
Episode 1
Five high-profile Australians with the potential to effect real change will swap their privileged lives to discover what life is like for the nation’s homeless in the country’s most expensive city - Sydney. Stars actor and broadcaster Cameron Daddo, charity fundraiser and Sydney socialite Skye Leckie, author and journalist Benjamin Law, politician and activist Alex Greenwich and singer and Instagram star Alli Simpson.
55 min
Episode 2
Five high-profile Australians with the potential to effect real change will swap their privileged lives to discover what life is like for the nation’s homeless in the country’s most expensive city - Sydney. Stars actor and broadcaster Cameron Daddo, charity fundraiser and Sydney socialite Skye Leckie, author and journalist Benjamin Law, politician and activist Alex Greenwich and singer and Instagram star Alli Simpson.
55 min
Episode 3
Five high-profile Australians with the potential to effect real change will swap their privileged lives to discover what life is like for the nation’s homeless in the country’s most expensive city - Sydney. Stars actor and broadcaster Cameron Daddo, charity fundraiser and Sydney socialite Skye Leckie, author and journalist Benjamin Law, politician and activist Alex Greenwich and singer and Instagram star Alli Simpson.
55 min
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Cameron Daddo, Skye Leckie, Benjamin Law, Alex Greenwich, and Alli Simpson reflect on how their lives have changed since their participation in this profound social experiment.
55 min