The company 'Social Enterprise' helped by a participant in the reality -TV -Juggernaut Married at first sight has debts of almost half a million dollars, including unpaid Superanniety for its employees.
Documents from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) show Wild The Lifestyle Co PTY LTD – directed by Katie Johnston – was placed in liquidation on 28 June last year.
Mrs. Johnston, 37, described her job on the episode of Tuesday evening as 'CEO of a social enterprise group restaurants – we have split our profit to help others who are making a hard time and helping them with emergency food and emergency homes'.
The group known as EATS has a number of restaurants in Southeast -Queensland and Wild The Lifestyle Co was the company that was responsible for two Sunshine Coast locations in Eumundi and Sunshine Plaza.
Mrs. Johnston is not accused of misconduct and eats, which stands for the empowerment of all support, is still active despite the collapse of Wild The Lifestyle Co Business.
According to the liquidator's report, the company owed $ 493,927 when it collapsed.
Unpaid supernation was good for $ 150,709, while $ 190,980 owed the tax office and $ 141.174 was owed to Mercedes Benz Financial Services with regard to two cars – a 2020 Mercedes Benz GLE300D and a 2017 Mercedes -Benz SLC200.
After the liquidation, Eumundi was sold to the Eats Nambour PTY LTD company, also owned by Mrs. Johnston, while Eats Sunshine Plaza closed its doors.
MAFS -Bride Katie Johnston (photo) described himself in the show as the CEO of a 'social enterprise' restaurant group called Wild The Lifestyle Co PTY LTD
A company run by Mrs. Johnston as part of her group collapsed because of almost half a million dollars (one of his locations in Eumundi on the Sunshine Coast is depicted)
Mrs. Johnston said there was a reimbursement plan to pay back the debt.
'The repayment plan is present and is maintained. Covid has ruined many companies and continues to ruin people's lives while we are struggling with the costs of living and massive business closures, “Johnston Daily told the Sunshine Coast.
The group still operates restaurants in Carindale, Kawana and Pacific Fair together with the Eumundi location.
Among the causes to which the money donates, poverty affected communities in Peru are.
Mrs. Johnston was a finalist in the 2021 Young Business Woman of the Year Awards held by the Business Network of Sunshine Coast Women.
A year earlier in 2020, Katie revealed her destruction after discovering her Sunshine Coast restaurant was robbed during Covid Lockdowns, with thieves left with iPads and cash.
And two years earlier, Katie Dapper wrote an open letter in the local newspaper about bullies on the beaches of Noosa, who had focused on her with offensive comments, who received overwhelming public support.
This year she is linked to Tim Gromie on MAFs.
The group still runs other locations and Mrs. Johnston said there was a refund plan
He who quickly settled as one of the shows 'villains' after a bizarre text that he sent to a former participant was unveiled and complained to a producer that he wanted to be matched with someone 'petite and blond'.
Daily Mail Australia has contacted MS Johnston's PR for comment.
