The 22-year-old South Australian woman was also visited by her mother, Lisa Evans, and sister, Khala Sainsbury, in a separate meeting at the El Buen Pastor women's prison in the Colombian capital Bogota on Monday, local time.

It is the first time the former personal trainer has seen her family since she was arrested at El Dorado International Airport on April 12, allegedly with 5.8 kilograms of cocaine hidden inside 18 headphone boxes in her suitcase.

Ms Sainsbury's family did not speak to waiting media as they arrived and left the prison, after signing deals with separate Australian networks.

Mr Broadbridge arrived in Colombia late last week with a crew from Channel Seven's Sunday Night program, while Ms Sainsbury's mother and sister have signed a deal with Channel Nine's 60 Minutes.

Mr Broadbridge was carrying an overnight bag, a plastic bag and a red rose when he arrived at the prison.

He spent about an hour visiting his fiancee, before Ms Sainsbury's mother and sister arrived with several bags and spent a similar length of time visiting, according to Channel Nine.

Ms Sainsbury's Colombian lawyer Orlando Herran also visited her in prison, saying his client was "fine ... she is meeting with Scott".

Ms Sainsbury has denied any knowledge of the drugs in her suitcase.

She has reportedly told authorities that she was tricked and given the headphones by a man she knew only as Angelo or Tom, who had been showing her around Bogota.

The man offered to buy her the headphones cheaply and brought them to her shortly before she was due to fly out, Ms Sainsbury claims.

She said she planned to give the headphones as gifts to friends and members of her wedding party.

Police arrested her inside the airport as she prepared to board a flight to London.