The Voice Australia contestant reveals her unusual profession

The Voice Australia beauty Sammy Toubia has a very unusual job.

Apart from her work as a TikTok influencer, the 20-year-old beauty has revealed she works as a ‘lollipop lady’ on Sydney’s roads, in an interview with the Daily Telegraph.

‘I hold a stop/slow bat, the ones everyone hates on the roads,’ said the aspiring singer.

Toubia, who is set to appear on this year’s season of The Voice, hails from the Western Sydney suburb of Greystanes.

She says her work as a traffic controller ‘earns good money’ which she supplements with her earnings from modelling.

She found herself needing to branch out during lockdown, to help save money for her family.

‘Before lockdown, I was earning really good money off TikTok, social media and modelling,’ said the beauty.

But she also wanted to help repay the mother who had supported her and her brother for years.

‘Now that I am old enough to work as hard as I can, I want to save money and help out where I can,’ she told the publication. 

However she says that singing is her true passion.

‘I want to be the next Beyoncé,’ Toubia told the newspaper.

The part-time influencer boasts over 12,000 Instagram followers, and more than 100,000 on TikTok.

Sammy says she is often slated by online haters who tell her she has no talent – and she plans to prove them all wrong. 

The social media star will document the process of appearing on the show, telling Perth Now she gets a confidence boost from TikTok. 

‘I have to make a TikTok before I perform. It gets me in the zone’ she said.