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Reality TV star who allegedly beheaded boyfriend falls pregnant

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Published: November 18, 2025
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Tamika Chesser, the former reality TV star who’s accused of beheading her boyfriend in Port Lincoln, is pregnant.

The accused killer is being held at South Australia‘s James Nash House mental health detention facility after allegedly murdering, beheading and dismembering ex-partner Julian Story.

The 34-year-old was arrested in June following the discovery of Story’s remains at their home. 

Tamika Chesser appeared on Beauty and the Geek at age 20 in 2010. (AAP)

According to police, Chesser was seen just hours after Story’s murder with a bag in hand while walking her dogs through town. 

Today, Health Minister Chris Picton confirmed Chesser fell pregnant before being taken to James Nash House.

“Our clinics and staff are working with corrections, appropriately following the protocols that have been in place for some time,” he said.

Authorities have stated that the health of the unborn child is a priority. 

Police believed they found the skull of alleged murder victim Julian Story in Port Lincoln on July 31. (Supplied)

The identity of the child’s father is currently unknown, and the baby is expected to be born early in the new year.

Chesser’s next court hearing is scheduled for next month, at which time detectives will determine what charges to proceed with.

This article was produced with the assistance of 9ExPress.

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