As the Married At First Sight Australia participants near closer to the 2024 commitment ceremony, they begin to explore just how their partner would suit their lifestyle in the real world.
Believing themselves to be the strongest couple in the experiment, Homestay Week may have just made the biggest crack in Jack and Tori’s relationship.
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The pair met with Jack’s clients and friends, Jasmine and Liz, with the latter unafraid to voice her many “concerns” all of which began with Tori’s wedding vows.
“They were very dominant,” Liz said of Tori’s vows.
“It’s fine to be very dominant, but it was borderline very bossy. [My] first impressions was this might work out, but based on the vows, this isn’t someone I would be friends with. I feel like anyone who makes their coffee order their personality is not my kind of person.”
“I got the impression you were basic.”
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Liz also found it “concerning” that Tori claimed to be “one of the boys” after revealing she wasn’t threatened by the amount of female friends Jack had.
“I’m concerned by that. I don’t want to stereotype,” Liz began. “But when I come across a girl that only has guy friends and there like ‘I’m one of the boys’ its usually because they’re sleeping with all the boys…”
To which Tori denied. Throughout the dinner party 2.0, Tori seemed reserved as she navigated the questioning while her husband watched her “handle the pressure.”
In an exclusive interview with TV WEEK, Tori revealed how she really felt about the situation.
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“Liz is a piece of work, and she needed her five minutes,” she began. “I wanted to wipe her off the chair.”
“I feel like she was never given the opportunity to show her true colours, so then she gets this opportunity. Her one goal in life is to be on reality TV, she wants to go on Survivor. Like, love that for you but don’t use me as your plunge board to get there.”
“I remember Jack afterwards was like, ‘what the f— was that?’ we were all just so confused.”
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