Dean Wells at Married At First Sight reveals the ‘disgraceful’ amount of money paid to the contestants to record a special film of the reunion
Married At First Sight’s most controversial and memorable partners reunited to record a two-part special film in Sydney, last month.
And on Friday, Dean Wells, who appeared on season five of the 2018 date show, revealed how much the contestants had been paid to film the Grand Reunion.
‘I’ll tell you the truth that I was offered $ 2,500 for two nights and I said that was an insult,’ the 43-year-old told Nova’s Fitzy & Wippa.
Featured: Married At First Sight Dean Wells ‘villain’ (pictured) has revealed how much the competitors have been paid to record the reunion’s special film
‘”Double it and I’ll think about it” and they [the producers] they were like “yes, okay pay you $ 5,000.”
He continued: ‘I’m pretty sure everyone else got the same thing. I have the same manager as Ryan Gallagher who handles that stuff and I’m pretty sure everyone is around that level. ‘
Dean has denied claims that Sam Ball was offered $ 50,000 to participate in a special MAFS reunion.
“There’s such rubbish,” he said.
Size: The 43-year-old told Nova’s Fitzy & Wippa that he was paid $ 5000 and is ‘pretty sure everyone else got about the same’. Pictured is Elizabeth Sobinoff
Meanwhile, Jessika Power and Cyrell Paule are ready for a concert at the Married At First Sight Grand Reunion special.
Things got so bad between the brides during filming in December that Cyrell put a glass of wine in Jess’ face and almost threw a water pitcher.
Jess, 28, reportedly encouraged Cyrell, 32, to describe her relationship with boyfriend Eden Dally as a ‘showmance’ – and even accused her of ‘capturing a child’. former Love Island star.
The talons are out: Meanwhile, Jessika Power (left) and Cyrell Paule (right) are ready for a show at the upcoming Married At First Sight Grand Reunion special
The Australian Daily Mail does not suggest any truth to Jessika’s claims.
Manufacturers were said to have to step in and drag the women to one side after the deceptive slur ‘baby grip’.
One source tells the Australian Daily Mail that executive producer Tara McWilliams said ‘Cyrell, that’s enough!’ before taking it outside to cool.
The special will air for two nights on Channel Nine, starting on Sunday, January 31 at 7pm and continuing on Monday, February 1 at 7.30pm.
Demonstration: Jess Cyrell was reportedly inspired by describing her relationship with boyfriend Eden Dally as a ‘showmance’ – and even accused her of ‘capturing a child’ Love Island star