Twist in Suzi Taylor court case as the Penthouse Pet and The Block star awaits trial for allegedly bashing and robbing a Tinder date

Former Penthouse Pet and The Block star Suzi Taylor has been ordered to stay sober while on bail at her biological mother's house. 

The 44-year-old reality star, whose full name is Suellen Jan Taylor, allegedly bashed and unlawfully detained 33-year-old man who she met on Tinder after a late-night rendezvous at her home in October, 2019.

She faces 107 charges including assault and extortion and is currently on bail staying with her mother and stepfather in rural Queensland. 

Crown prosecutors are concerned over her accommodation arrangements and made an application to revoke her bail, according to The Courier Mail. 

Former Penthouse Pet and The Block star Suzi Taylor has been ordered to not drink alcohol while on bail at her mother's house in rural Queensland. She is awaiting trial for allegedly bashing and unlawfully detaining a 33-year-old man in October last year

The application was adjourned but Supreme Court judge David Boddice moved to add a new bail condition that Taylor not consume any alcohol.

Taylor's lawyer Michael Gatenby did not oppose the application and said his client would comply with the new no-alcohol condition, in addition to existing conditions. 

The former reality star is required to wear a GPS tracking device, abide by a 24-hour curfew, see a mental health service and live in rural Queensland with her mother as part of her bail conditions. 

Crown prosecutor Annica Fritz alleged Taylor has breached the 24-hour curfew. 

Ms Fritz also said Taylor's mother has made statements that she did not want Taylor to stay with her anymore, which prompted the Crown application to revoke her bail. 

Taylor's mother has reportedly changed her mind multiple times and now wants her daughter to live with her. 

Taylor and her partner Yvonne Cosier won $349,000 on The Block in 2015. Now, the reality star is required to wear a GPS tracking device, abide by a 24-hour curfew, see a mental health service and live in rural Queensland with her mother as part of her bail conditions

As a result of the mother's indecisiveness, Ms Fritz requested to adjourn the revocation of bail application, which was accepted by the judge.  

Justice Boddice suggested a longer-term accomodation option for Taylor to be found.  

It comes after Taylor was granted bail and released from Brisbane Women's Correctional Centre to live with her mother last month.  

Taylor was adopted as a child and has only recently met her biological mother, who offered her a place to stay since she has been homeless in the past. 

At the time, Taylor's lawyer argued her parents are no-nonsense country folk who would not allow her to misbehave. 

Her mother said her daughter would abide by strict 'house rules' of no drugs or alcohol while she lived under her roof in an affidavit. 

Taylor faces a total of 107 charges including extortion to gain benefit, deprivation of liberty, assault occasioning bodily harm and possessing dangerous drugs 

Judge Callaghan said the mother's rural home would mean Taylor would be away from the temptations of city nightlife. 

He said the risk of her reoffending where significantly lower at her mother's home. 

Taylor faces a total of 107 charges including extortion to gain benefit, deprivation of liberty, assault occasioning bodily harm and possessing dangerous drugs.

The reality star allegedly kicked and punched a man to steal money after meeting him on a hook-up app in October last year.

From this alleged incident, she is charged with falsely representing herself as a fictitious person and fraud and is due to stand trial in April 2021.

Taylor was thrown back in jail in June after allegedly breaching bail enough times that magistrates had enough and revoked her bond.

Taylor in an old issue of Penthouse from 1991. She was adopted as a child and has only recently met her biological mother, who offered her a place to stay since she has been homeless in the past