FAUSTINA AGOLLEY

Faustina Agolley, affectionately known as Fuzzy, is a dynamic Australian talent whose 15-year career spans television, music, DJing, writing, and theatre. Of Ghanaian and Chinese-Malaysian heritage, Faustina proudly represents her identity as a Black and Asian gay woman, using her platform to amplify underrepresented voices. She first rose to fame hosting Video Hits, where she interviewed music legends and emerging stars alike, including Alicia Keys, Adele, Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga. Her charisma also led her to co-host The Voice and the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.

Beyond the screen, Faustina has written and spoken passionately about queer identity, mental health, and belonging for platforms such as ABC, Netflix Pause, Women of Letters, and the Huffington Post. Personally selected by Oprah Winfrey’s team, she toured as Oprah’s DJ across Australia and New Zealand—an experience she describes as unforgettable. Now also an entrepreneur, Faustina is preparing to launch a textured haircare brand in 2025 across Australia, New Zealand, and the US—part of the Credo for Change program supporting BIPOC founders. Grounded in her heritage, she embraces nature, surfing, and traditional wellness practices in all areas of life.