Married at First Sight bride Awhina Rutene turned heads at Daily Mail Australia’s Reunion Party in Sydney on Sunday.
The voluptuous beauty stunned in an aqua blue, off the shoulder frock that featured a plunging neckline, cinched-in waist and maxi hemline.
The 30-year-old mother-of-one entered the exclusive event at the Ovolo Hotel in Woolloomooloo solo, after her dramatic split with husband Adrian Araouzou.
Letting her long hair fall over her shoulders Awhina, accessorised with two gold hoop earrings and a matching chain necklace.
She completed her look with clear heels and a low-key make-up look.
The Perth-based reality star appeared to enjoy her catch up with her MAFS pals and posed for photos with cast members including Jamie Marinos and Beth Kelly.
It comes after Awhina recently shed light on their confusing Final Vows Ceremony with TV husband Adrian Araouzou.
The couple revealed their decision to part ways during last Sunday’s episode, citing long-distance and multiple fiery clashes as the nail in the coffin of their relationship.
However, after a little bit of flirting and a sexy smirk from Adrian, 36, the pair changed their minds and decided to try and make it work outside of the experiment.
When bride Awhina, 31, was asked by 9Entertainment if she was surprised by the couple’s confusing Final Vows, she replied: ‘Absolutely not.’
‘Have you seen Adrian and I’s relationship? You never know what we’re gonna do,’ she giggled.
Even Adrian confessed that he was ‘still trying to process’ the 180 degree turnaround.
‘I was going into Final Vows thinking that we were both going our seperate ways,’ he told the camera, but ‘deep down’ he knew it wasn’t time for him and Awhina to part ways.
In last Sunday’s episode, Adrian and Awhina both admitted to having an undeniable attraction to each other and undeniable hurdles that they couldn’t overcome.
‘Looking back, I can admit I could’ve been a better partner to you,’ Adrian confessed to his on-screen wife.
‘We both felt like we haven’t had each other’s back and that we haven’t shown up for each other.’
However, at the end of their vows, both agreed that the biggest obstacle in their relationship was their far-spread homes, with Awhina living in Perth and Adrian living in Sydney.
‘The brown haired, brown-eyed boy I’ve been looking for is at home, missing his mum,’ Awhina told her partner.
Adrian chimed in: ‘You are an amazing mother and I understand how important it is for you to get back to Perth to be with your son. And that’s the problem.’
The pair then both decided to walk away from the relationship and leave the experiment separately.
However, as viewers at home waited for the couple to go their seperate ways, they continued to stare at each other lovingly, hinting that it may not be over just yet.
‘Do you want to spend time with me tonight?’ she asked. ‘Do you want to still talk to me?’
After saying he did, Awhina told him: ‘Adrian you like me.’
‘I know I do,’ he told her back.
‘Right now we’re both saying we like each other,’ she pointed out.
The couple decided to ‘see where this goes’, admitting that they looked at the decision ‘too black and white’ and wanted to give their relationship a crack outside of the experiment.
They then left the final ceremony hand-in-hand.