Married At First Sight stars Jacqui Burfoot and Clint Rice have gone rogue in a shocking TikTok video.
The reality stars who are now together – after failing to find love with their respective partners Ryan Donnelly and Lauren Hall – took to social media platform to share a live video.
The video saw the recently minted couple taking questions from fans and a comment from one viewer caused Jacqui to offer a vile comment in response.
The curious viewer asked: ‘Where is Ryan,’ to which a slightly annoyed Clint replied with: ‘He’s probably in Campbelltown.’
Jacqui was far less kind with her answer offering quite the crude response, making a comment that is too explicit to publish.
She seemed quite chuffed with her answer as did Clint with the pair giggling like schoolchildren after hearing a rude joke.
‘Can we cut that?’ Clint asked between titters.
Lauren also defended Clint’s alpha male status in the video, speaking for her pro golfer beau.
‘Clint in real life is an alpha,’ she said.
‘On the show Lauren was this girl who wanted an alpha male and apparently Clint wasn’t alpha enough so they’ve drummed it up to make Lauren look like a complete cow and Clint look like a complete pushover.’
Clint then chimed in to agree with Jacqui claiming he was portrayed inaccurately on the reality ‘experiment.’
‘The narrative was pushed towards that I was head over heels til the end and that wasn’t the case at all.’
The video did not have the desired effect for the couple, with many slamming Jacqui’s choice of words.
‘She’s absolutely horrible and unhinged and don’t even get me started on him,’ one angry viewer wrote.
‘I think you two deserve each other. Disgusting,’ another offered while a third jumped in with a pithy: ‘Disgusting comment.’
It didn’t stop there either with another fan saying that Jacqui should be ashamed of herself.
‘You are putrid talking about others like you do,’ they chided.
‘For two supposedly so-called intelligent people you make the silliest comments. Shame on you.’
Another questioned Jacqui’s legal qualifications commenting: ‘and she’s a lawyer,’ augmenting the quip wish a laughing face emoji.
The comment was met with: ‘Highly doubt it. She’s lied so many times about a lot of things so I’m guessing this is another one of her lies.’
Jacqui has since issued a lengthy statement apologising for the slur, saying the term was used sarcastically but admitting ‘it wasn’t funny.’
She went on to clarify that she has no contact with Ryan, claiming he’s blocked and that she gets friends and family to monitor his online content and report back to her.
‘I don’t follow Ryan and didn’t know he was seeing anyone – last I heard he was single hooking up with women at parties with his tongue down their throats,’ Jacqui claimed. ‘Yes, I literally get heaps of these messages from girls.’
‘Sorry to those romantic interests if they are offended – all the best to these babes (and no shame on towns and locations).
In saying that please don’t send me threats of physical harm. It’s so disproportionate.’
However, fans weren’t buying the apology, flooding social media with scathing criticism.
‘Just gross. Be better,’ while another added, ‘Jacqui reminds me of Olivia. Constantly backtracking and saying “bad edit” never admitting to anything they have done.’