Gia

The Married At First Sight Australia bride has found love outside of the show

Gia Fleur from Married at First Sight Australia has ‘hard launched’ her new boyfriend as fans are watching her TV marriage unfold.

The Australian star features in Season 13, where she is paired up with Scott McCristal.

The duo appeared to be on the same page when they met at the altar, and even got matching tattoos just weeks into the experiment.

Gia has now stunned fans by flaunting a fresh new relationship online, confirming she is no longer with Scott.

She first shared clips of new beau Alan Wallace on TikTok, alongside the brutal caption: “No revenge. I got the love story of my dreams.”

Since that post, on March 30, Gia has consistently shared new images of her partner across social media.

The 35-year-old officially ‘hard launched’ him on Instagram this week, posting a collection of loved-up pictures. “3 months in secret, and forever in public to go,” she wrote in the caption.

She has previously gushed about the budding romance, claiming Alan is exactly the man she was hoping experts would pair her up with.

“He’s what I asked for,” Gia told Australian publication WHO. “I said smart, tradie who will drink a beer and be manly.”

“Scott got Botox, didn’t drink and worked in an office,” she added.

Alan is no stranger to the spotlight, having featured on Australian dating show Love Triangle in 2023. The new couple met while Gia was still with Scott but their romance blossomed after the MAFS couple split up.

Although Gia and Scott’s relationship started off strong, they haven’t been seeing eye-to-eye in recent episodes. UK viewers will watch why they eventually decided to call it quits in coming episodes.

Gia isn’t the only 2026 star who has shared spoilers about their relationship online. Model Brook Crompton also flaunted her new fiancé while fans were still watching her marriage unfold on TV.

Meanwhile, groom Luke Luke Fourniotis ‘burned’ his wedding ring in a scathing TikTok seemingly targeted at his television spouse Mel Akbay.

Married At First Sight Australia can be streamed on Channel 4 online

Married At First Sight Australia brides Brook and Gia have both issued public apologies on Instagram after viewer backlash over dinner party drama

Married At First Sight Australia brides Brook and Gia have both issued extensive apologies online after viewers criticised their “vile” conduct during a fiery dinner party.

The duo clashed with several of their co-stars in awkward scenes which were broadcast on E4 on Thursday (March 26) evening, primarily targeting Alissa and Stella.

Numerous viewers expressed their disapproval on social media about how the disputes shouldn’t have been permitted to occur and both Gia and Brook have since spoken out and publicly apologised.

In response to the backlash, Brook accessed her Instagram page to release a statement, writing: “Last night and the past few episodes of Married at First Sight was an extremely difficult watch.

“What you saw last night was the worst version of myself and unfortunately Alissa and Stella were on the receiving end of that.”, reports OK!.

“I want to firstly sincerely apologise to Alissa and Stella for my words and the hurt that I have caused.

“My actions were appalling and not at all a reflection of the kindness and respect that you both deserve and I hope in time you can forgive me. I am truly sorry.

“To other couples in the experiment and audience who had to witness my behaviour, I am deeply sorry. Bullying should never be condoned and I am extremely embarrassed by the way that I acted.”

Brook continued to say that the dinner party was filmed in August last year and she’s since had time to reflect and learn from her actions.

She concluded: “This behaviour is not a reflection of who I am at my core and I hope that Australia will one day see this. I know trust is rebuilt through actions, not just words and I will continue doing the work to be better.

“I’m looking forward to moving on with my life with more kindness and hope that those watching will choose to do the same.”

Gia took to her Instagram Stories to express regret, penning: “I could speak on why I didn’t connect with Alissa, or things that were said and done to me, but two wrongs don’t make a right.

” Engaging in a cycle of dragging one another to deflect from our own behaviour is not something I want to participate in.

“I’m choosing to focus on growth. On being a better person. On working on my privately and being a present, loving mum. And a supportive partner. That is where my energy is going.

“To Alissa and Stella, I am genuinely sorry for the way I handled myself that night, and throughout the experiment. Regardless of what was said or heard, my delivery and my behaviour was appalling.

“I apologise for the disgusting language and the way I made you both feel. I am deeply sorry for the hurt I have caused you both, and I wish you nothing but peace moving forward.”

Married at First Sight Australia airs Monday to Thursday on E4 at 7.30pm