25 Facts About Bianca Dye

Bianca Dye was born on 24 August 1973 and is an Australian radio presenter.

Issi Bianca Dye has enjoyed considerable success in the Australian entertainment industry as a singer and television personality.

Bianca Dye's grandmother's mother and sister were murdered by the Nazis at Auschwitz but her grandmother escaped with a doctor, Benjamin Dyzenhaus, and the couple subsequently immigrated to Australia with their son Israel, who had been born in 1946.

At the age of 15, Bianca Dye ran away from home and caught the bus to Melbourne to be with her mother, after which Bianca Dye enrolled at Brighton Secondary College.

Bianca Dye's profile rose when she began hosting a nationally networked evening show for RG Capital, originating from 92.5 Gold FM on the Gold Coast, called The Nitemix Across Australia with Bianca Dye in the late 1990s.

In 2001, Bianca Dye became one of the foundation presenters at new Sydney radio station Nova 96.9 and remained at the station until she left in December 2007 to travel overseas.

Originally a morning announcer at Nova, Bianca Dye moved to the station's afternoon drive program with Tim Blackwell in January 2006.

Bianca Dye returned to the Gold Coast in mid-2008 for a brief period co-hosting the Hot Tomato breakfast show.

In 2009, Bianca Dye relocated to the New South Wales city of Wollongong in the Illawarra to take up a job as a breakfast presenter at i98FM.

Bianca Dye remained at i98FM until June 2015 when she left to focus on her attempts at conceiving a child with IVF treatment.

In early 2017, Bianca Dye replaced popular radio host Robin Bailey on 97.3 FM's breakfast program in Brisbane, when Bailey was controversially sacked after her contract negotiations with the station failed.

Bianca Dye again returned to the Gold Coast in July 2020 where she commenced co-hosting the breakfast program on Sea FM 90.9 with Ben Hannant and Dan Anstey.

Bianca Dye has guest hosted Studio 10 and was as a panelist on Beauty and the Beast.

Bianca Dye has been a contestant on Thank God You're Here, Ready Steady Cook, Celebrity Dog School, Celebrity Singing Bee and Australia's Brainiest.

Bianca Dye has regularly shares updates pertaining to problems with her fertility and her desire to become a parent, which has included undergoing IVF treatment.

In 2017, Bianca Dye alleged that, when she was aged in her early 20s, a former boyfriend physically assaulted her after she had broken up with him.

At the age of 29, Bianca Dye was diagnosed with generalised anxiety disorder.

Bianca Dye is known for her advocacy and encouragement of body positivity.

In January 2010, Bianca Dye criticised Marie Claire magazine for using model Jennifer Hawkins as an example of a natural role model when they published an untouched photo of Hawkins to raise money for the Butterfly Foundation - a charity which helps people affected by eating disorders and negative body image.

Bianca Dye did a fabulous thing posing nude in Madison.

In 2022, Bianca Dye again posed nude, covered in gold body paint, to recreate a photo Gwyneth Paltrow had posted on Instagram to celebrate her 50th birthday.

Bianca Dye decided to pose nude to boost body positivity for similarly-aged women who were disheartened after seeing Paltrow's photo, but said it wasn't to criticise or "fit shame" Paltrow's body.

In 2014, Bianca Dye wrote an opinion piece for The Daily Telegraph which prompted some public debate.

Bianca Dye explained that she had held a similar viewpoint to Coulter but had changed her mind and now wanted to become a parent, but was enduring a "long and hard road", going through numerous rounds of IVF treatment.

In 2018, Bianca Dye acknowledged that she "copped it" when receiving criticism for writing the article, but was satisfied that she had still managed to get her message across.