The Block’s George Bragias appears camera-shy just days after filming the show’s finale and taking home a whopping $650,002 profit
George Bragias and his wife, Sarah, have only just finished starring on the 2020 season of The Block.
But two days on from filming the renovation show’s finale episode and selling their property for $650,002 above reserve, the 33-year-old appears to have lost his confidence in front of the camera.
The proud Greek Australian, who hails from Sydney’s western suburbs, was spotted looking rather shy on Monday as he bought takeaway coffees.
Camera shy: George Bragias (pictured), 33, appeared to have lost his confidence in front of the camera as he attempted to shy away from photographers on Monday, just days after appearing on the 2020 season of The Block
George attempted to go unrecognised by covering his face while making the pit stop in casual wear.
His tattoos were on show as he donned a plain black shirt, black Adidas shorts and black Asics trainers for the occasion.
George completed his look with a silver chain around his neck, a chunky earring on his left ear and freshly styled hair.
While he had two coffees in hand, his 27-year-old teacher wife, Sarah, was nowhere to be seen.
Spotted! The proud Greek Australian, who hails from Sydney’s western suburbs, was spotted looking rather shy on Monday as he bought takeaway coffees (pictured)
Arm sleeve: George’s tattoos were on show as he donned a plain black shirt, black Adidas shorts and black Asics trainers for the occasion
Keeping it cool casual: George completed his look with a silver chain around his neck, a chunky earring on his left ear and freshly styled hair
George’s rugged appearance is drastically different to the slick front he had on during Saturday’s auction day, when he and Sarah pocketed $650,002 for their home on The Block.
George revealed to host Scott Cam they were now able to pay off their mortgage.
‘Mate, we came on this show with the goal to pay our house off, mate. Nothing more, nothing less. We’ve done it,’ he said.
Great figures! Sarah and George were understandably ecstatic as they pocketed an incredible $650,002 at auction, with a bid of $4,000,002 over their reserve of $3,350,000
Meanwhile, Jimmy and Tam ‘smashed a record’ for the hit show pocketing a near $1million profit after their home went under the hammer.
The couple were second to put their home to auction, with a nail-biting bidding war seeing the house sell for $4,256,000.
‘Mummy and daddy just won a lot of money,’ Tam told their daughter following the auction. While Jimmy said: ‘You want a pony?’
The couple got a whopping $966,000 profit from the sale.
Winners: Meanwhile, Jimmy and Tam (pictured right) ‘smashed a record’ for the hit show pocketing a near $1million profit after their home went under the hammer