If she really wanted attention and press interest the most novel thing she could do is have a sit-down with a serious newspapers style magazine on a Sunday edition and recount the ways that young people, like her, are drawn into these reality shows and influencer lifestyles by unscrupulous types and exploited, being finally spat out at the other end to try to find a living by resorting to sex work.
She could have an inspirational story about how, now she is about to become a mother, she is reflecting on how abusive financially and emotionally this type of media is, she could speak on how horrified she is to be a part of the cycle that is still drawing young girls into this world and speak about her own missteps along the way.
Now she would not necessarily have to believe any of that, she could believe thats all cobblers privately, but in public she is rebranded as a "campaigner" of sorts, a new mum who is down to earth with a baby detailing her struggles, reaching out to get advice and experience from others in the baby media industry. I don't believe that the same appetite exists for reality shows right now, after the past year people are coming to realise they didn't miss "So-and-so saunters down the road in front of staged paps".
The problem is this would take effort and a bit of initiative, so she will continue to post about injecting plastic lips onto yungels, begging for takeaways and "garnishing" her home cooking (slop) with sweet corn and vine tomatoes.