A MARRIED At First Sight Australia couple have made the ultimate commitment and have got matching tattoos – just FOUR weeks after getting hitched.
It’s fair to say that Gia Fleur, 35 and Scott McCristal, 32, have been the strongest couple on the latest series of the smash hit E4 reality show.
To prove their connection, the couple will shock viewers on tonight’s episode when they get tattoos together.
In a sneak peek to the next episode which airs on E4 this evening. the narrator was heard saying: “The original couples celebrate their first milestone.”
Gia was then seen getting her arm inked with a new tattoo.
Scott is then seen waiting to go next, and he said: “There is no other way to explain our relationship but for us to just be extra.”
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The couple have been smitten with each other since their wedding.
At the first dinner party Gia was heard bragging to anyone who would listen that they had a “huge connection”.
They have since proved they are the strongest couple on Married At First Sight Australia this year.
However, at Monday night’s commitment ceremony, Scott told the experts that Gia had said when she was drunk, that she “could have any other man in the experiment”.
When she was pulled up on this ,the mum-of-one admitted she said it because she “feels insecure”.
Meanwhile, it was an explosive night on MAFS last night, after viewers were treated to TWO new couples.
Things took a turn when fans threatened to “switch off” over the behaviour of one of the new grooms.
Viewers were up in arms over late-arrival groom Tyson Gordon, 30, who they accused of “homophobia and misogyny” in his debut episode.
Tyson, who married Stephanie Marshall, 32, on the show last night, angered fans when he voiced his views on wanting a “submissive, feminine woman” and being bothered by gay people “pushing” their sexuality in his face.
“I am very black and white and open with sharing my opinions with other people,” said Tyson, who describes himself as “regimented, conservative, and unafraid to stand by his beliefs, even when they’re polarising”.
When asked about same-sex marriage he replied: “That doesn’t bother me too much. What bothers me if it gets pushed in my face.
“I don’t like when gay guys come up to me. I’m not gay. That’s on you guys. Whatever you do behind closed doors..”
His comments sparked anger, with one writing: “Tyson is confusing masculine with misogyny.”
Another said sarcastically: “Wonder why Tyson is single…women can’t join the army, clearly homophobic, and wants a maid.”
One added: “The problem isn’t the fact that Tyson doesn’t want a career woman. It’s the fact that he dosen’t seem to want a woman who likes….. anything really.”
“Tyson, the Australian Andrew Tate?,” asked someone else.
Another added: “Ok ok Tyson and Stephanie can we just go separate ways now and stop wasting our time. Brook already wasted our time and we need our time back.”
Someone else wrote: “Tyson is looking for a pet not a wife.”
Tyson’s views appeared to already raise red flags with his bride Stephanie.
He was upset she was two years older than him and described her as coming across as “woke”.
