Elizabeth Chambers is prioritizing authenticity and mental health in her new reality TV series, “Grand Cayman: Secrets in Paradise,” where she documents her life and business endeavors in Grand Cayman while maintaining her inner peace. Chambers, at 41, feels grounded and ready to take risks, expressing gratitude for her mental balance and the opportunity to showcase her journey of opening a new BIRD Bakery location on the show.
Elizabeth Chambers prioritizes authenticity and mental health while filming her new reality TV series “Grand Cayman: Secrets in Paradise,” reflecting on her personal growth and the importance of maintaining inner peace.
Elizabeth Chambers is embracing a new phase in her life. She’s focusing on what truly matters to her. This genuine approach is evident in her latest reality TV venture, *Grand Cayman: Secrets in Paradise*.
In a cozy chat at her BIRD Bakery in Grand Cayman, Chambers shared insights with *Us Weekly*. At 41, she’s documenting her life for the show, mindful of her inner peace.
“Perspective is key,” she emphasized. Mental well-being tops her priority list. She’s thankful for her mental balance and physical health.
This project signifies a fresh chapter for her. “I’m 41 and grounded,” she declared. Now’s the time for risks, she believes, after years of careful planning.
*Grand Cayman: Secrets in Paradise* is set to captivate audiences. It airs on Tuesday, April 9. The show features a mix of locals and expats, including Selita Ebanks and Courtney McTaggart, navigating life in the Cayman Islands.
Chambers sees this as a golden opportunity. It’s a chance to showcase her bakery’s expansion on television. “Why not document it?” she pondered, recognizing the powerful platform TV provides.
The series offers a peek into Grand Cayman’s lifestyle. Viewers will see the island’s beauty and culture through various perspectives.
Chambers is thrilled to reveal the hard work behind opening a business. The real-time filming of the bakery’s setup was particularly appealing to her.
Viewers will also get a glimpse of Grand Cayman, Chambers’ home for four years. She’s excited to showcase the island’s charm and her bakery’s presence there.
Opening a business in a new country is no small feat, Chambers admits. The process was challenging but rewarding, thanks to her partnership with Frank Schilling.
Their shared vision and positive outlook made the bakery’s fourth opening a success. Chambers is now eyeing further expansion and innovation on the island.
Chambers’ journey with BIRD Bakery has been a labor of love. As the business approaches its teenage years, she reflects on its growth and success.
Taking on a producer role for the series, Chambers leveraged her entertainment industry experience. She aimed to create engaging and fun content for viewers.
Chambers is also exploring the true crime genre as a producer. She values the creative input and collaboration this role offers.
After filming the first season of *Grand Cayman: Secrets in Paradise*, Chambers gained insights into reality TV and herself. She stressed the importance of staying true to oneself.
The show premieres on Freeform, promising an intriguing look at life in Grand Cayman. It’s a testament to Chambers’ journey of prioritizing authenticity and mental health.
