1. Oh. Apparently there’s an incident on MAFS 2020 that puts Cyrell’s fruit bowl-smashing to shame.
For months we’ve heard claims that Married At First Sight 2020 is ‘the most out of control‘ season yet. But now we’re a bit more convinced.
Apparently, there’s an incident that goes down. And it makes all the fruit bowl-smashing and wine-throwing drama look pretty tame in comparison.
According to The Daily Telegraph, a video has surfaced of one of the grooms using his wife’s toothbrush to clean faecal matter that she left in their toilet. Yep, we’re disgusted, too.
The video supposedly ends up being played in front of all the contestants in a reunion episode that was shot after the series ended.
31-year-old truck driver David Cannon and finance broker Hayley Vernon are said to be the MAFS groom and bride involved.
When The Daily Telegraph approached Cannon for a comment, he said he wasn't allowed to speak about the incident.
“It was going to come out no matter what. It is something that is now regretted,” he said.
Vernon also couldn't make a comment.
“I can’t really comment,” she said. “I just prefer not to.”
While we're not sure if the claims are true or not, we should all prepare ourselves for a drama-filled season of MAFS when the show premieres on Channel Nine on February 3.
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2. Congratulations! Model Ashley Graham has officially given birth to her first child.
Model and body positivity advocate, Ashley Graham, has given birth to her first child with husband, Justin Ervin.
The 32-year-old shared the news on her Instagram stories writing: "At 6pm on Saturday our lives changed for the better. Thank you for all your love and support during this incredible time."
It was followed by their baby boy's date of birth: January 18, 2020.
Graham previously revealed she was pregnant on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in August, adding that she was having a baby boy, however, she and Ervin have yet to announce his name.
Throughout her pregnancy, she regularly shared videos of her growing belly as well as her exercise routines which impressively included yoga and light strength training.
Graham even shared an Instagram video of her doing light yoga stretches three weeks before she went into labour.
Pretty impressive stuff, if you ask us.
3. The trailer for Kim Kardashian's new doco just dropped and it looks... surprisingly good.
Kim Kardashian West wants to shed light on the biggest problem with America's criminal justice system: mass incarceration.
Teaming up with the network, Oxygen, Kardashian West will be producing and starring in a two-hour documentary titled, Kim Kardashian West: The Justice Project.
The feature film will take a look inside the American prison system, specifically, showcasing men and women who are facing life sentences, with many having been wrongfully convicted.
Speaking with one man, he shared that he had been in the prison system since he was 16 years old. By the time he spoke with Kardashian West, it had been 23 years of incarceration.
“I went into this knowing nothing, and then my heart completely opened up,” she says in the trailer. “People deserve a second chance.”
Sharing the trailer on her Twitter, Kardashian West writes, "The official trailer for my new documentary is here! Criminal justice reform is something that's so important to me, and I can't wait to share these stories with all of you.
"#KKWTheJusticeProject premieres Sunday, April 5."
You can watch the full trailer below.
For more hilarious reactions to Brad and Jen's reunion, read our earlier article here.
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