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Married At First Sight fans and critics alike went into a social media frenzy when rumours emerged that producers were approaching greiving widows for the show's tenth season next year.WATCH: Inside the shock MAFS walkoutNow Nine has been forced to shut down the claims, a representative telling New Idea: "The casting of the next season of MAFS is not targeting those who have recently lost their partner."The statement comes following rumours on social media that the controversial reality series had approached a number of widows asking if they'd be willing to appear in the tenth season of the show.READ NEXT: Olivia Frazer makes explosive claims of neglect by MAFS producersAccording to Yahoo! Lifestyle, one woman, whose widowed friend was reportedly approached by the show's producers, said: “They are looking for a widow and literally messaging all the ladies that she knows that have and are going through this trauma and some are very recent.”The woman added that the show has “lost the plot”.The Wash claimed that two women have come forward with similar stories about MAFS producers reaching out to widows for the show.According to The Wash, the above was one of two women to reach out to the media after they were infuriated about being contacted to apply for the show.It comes following whispers that a Celebrity MAFS season was in the works, after Channel Nine veteran reporter Richard Wilkins revealed he was once asked to appear on the show.READ NEXT: MAFS star Matt Ridley dumped after wild night outIn a chat with Nova’s Fitzy and Wippa, Richard explained how he was offered a lot of money to sign up to be on the spin-off.“[Former Nine CEO] David Gyngell once said to me, I’ll give you - I won’t mention the amount of money but a

WATCH BELOW: Olivia Frazer lashes out at Married At First Sight viewersSpeaking to her online audience yesterday, she invited her followers to ask questions about her budding OnlyFans career, or whatever else they’d like to know.“Would you consider doing a sex video?” one person asked.Olivia laughed, and admitted it was something she’d already tried with her boyfriend, Jackson Lonie."We filmed a sex tape before I left Aus, and it was a disaster."“I was never, ever, ever going to let this story see the light of day, but it’s so funny,” she admitted to her fans.“We filmed a sex tape before I left Aus, and it was a disaster,” she giggled.“Yes, would consider doing a sex tape, did consider doing a sex tape, did the sex tape and it was a disaster.

Trigger warning: this article contains mentions of suicide.It's been months since Married At First Sight aired and nearly a year since it was filmed, but Olivia Frazer is still dealing with the fallout of her “villain edit”.WATCH: Olivia Frazer and Domenica Calarco's heated argument on MAFSShe was flooded with hate messages and troll attacks as season nine played out on TVs around the nation - and now, Olivia claims MAFS producers weren't interested in how her depiction would affect her mentally.“They do not care about the mental health and well-being of participants,” she tells WHO exclusively.“They have a show psychologist to tick the boxes so they don’t get sued, and … they do not listen to her advice. They do not care at all.

Married At First Sight - now, Olivia Frazer has weighed in with bombshell claims.After seeing so many romances crash and burn despite being matched by a panel of experts, a theory has emerged that that some couples are mismatched on purpose for the drama.WATCH: Season nine's Married at First Sight walkoutThink Melissa Lucarelli and Dino Hira, Sam Ball and Elizabeth Sobinoff, Carolina Santos and Dion Giannarelli - each season it seems that one or more couples are doomed from the start.So are some MAFS contestants really paired with the wrong partner to make good TV?RELATED: Is Married At First Sight Australia real or fake? The experts and contestants weigh inAs season nine bride Olivia Frazer tells WHO exclusively, “Loud and clear: MAFS does not want successful couples. They just want drama.”She claims couples are often mismatched on purpose and says producers hold the real power when it comes to pairing brides and grooms, and only “consult” with the experts.Olivia has spilled on the theory that MAFS couples are mismatched on purpose.“This has never been confirmed directly to me, I overheard producers talking about it on set.

A post shared by Rena Upshaw Frazier (@renafrazier)Rena also revealed the adorable name she and Anddrikk chose for their son: Aero Jaden Frazier.The Tampa Bay realtor — who shares daughters Aja, Alivia and Aryn with Anddrikk and has an older daughter, Ariana, from a previous relationship -- announced her pregnancy in February, telling fans this is her last child.«Making room for our fifth (and final

Married At First Sight.WATCH: Domenica in the middle of MAFS nude photo scandalBut if you were hoping for Domenica's newly relaunched page to be packed with scantily-clad selfies and X-rated videos, like Olivia's own account, you're out of luck.The reality TV star's revamped account will be strictly "PG" and feature her day-to-day activities like workouts and makeup routines."I want it to be a platform like another Instagram where I'm not filtered, where I can say what I want and I can do what I want, and it's not going to be adult content," she told WHO exclusively in mid-June."It's gonna be a whole range of things.

WATCH: Holly and Jimmy reveal why they won't be starting an OnlyFansThe Bachelor couple stated in a series of Instagram Stories that they would not be joining the platform despite a recent influx of reality stars signing up, as they don’t find it “empowering”.“No judgement to anyone who does have OnlyFans, but I think there has been a little bit of a trend in people coming off reality shows and leveraging that degree of fame to then sell nudes online,” Holly said at the time.RELATED: The Bachelor’s Holly and Jimmy reveal when they’ll join OnlyFansHer and Jimmy’s comments came less than a month after Olivia made headlines for launching her own OnlyFans account, alongside fellow Married At First Sight alum Jackson Lonie.Now Olivia has responded to Holly and Jimmy’s claims, calling them “tone deaf” and a “slap in the face”.Olivia Frazer has responded to Holly and JImmy's OnlyFans comments.“Not a fan of their statement at all.

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Married At First Sight’s Olivia Frazer has finally revealed how much money she’s making on the adult content website OnlyFans.WATCH BELOW: Jackson Lonie joins OnlyFansSpeaking to So Dramatic, Olivia refused to give a figure but used the success of fellow MAFS’ star Jessika Power to measure her own.“I won’t say a figure, but I’ll just say that I’ve already made more than Jess Power’s best month,” she said.She followed this up saying she thought Jessika’s “best month was $200k,” meaning Olivia's earnings would be north of that eye-watering figure.Olivia has also revealed that she is in the top 0.02% of all creators' earnings, sharing a screenshot to her Instagram stories when one fan asked for proof.  Olivia proved she's in the top 0.02% of all creators when it comes to earnings.It’s estimated that Jessika made around $50k in her first week on the platform, and now averages around $120k per month.“I do my OnlyFans because honestly it brings in a fabulous income – it is ridiculous the amount of money I have earnt in the last four months – [and] it allows me to be a provider for my family,” Jessika revealed to the Daily Telegraph in 2021.Olivia’s decision to join the platform has also clearly paid off, even though it was met with serious public backlash.Olivia claims she's making more than Jessika Power on the platform.Olivia was called hypocritical, given that one of the biggest storylines on the last season of MAFS saw her allegedly leaking a private nude belonging to fellow bride Domenica Calarco, who was already on OnlyFans prior to joining MAFS.“It’s very hypocritical and now Olivia’s obviously backpedalling,” Domenica told WHO.

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Married At First Sight alums have flocked to OnlyFans in recent weeks, sparking questions around when other reality TV stars like The Bachelor’s Holly Kingston and Jimmy Nicholson will be joining the platform.WATCH: Jimmy chooses Holly in The Bachelor finaleOn Tuesday night the couple, who met on the show’s 2021 season, took to Instagram to reveal exactly when they’ll be starting an account on the adult site… and the answer is never.READ NEXT: How to start an Onlyfans, according to a MAFS star making bank“We get this question a lot and we figured now is a good time to just answer it once and for all,” Holly said in a series of videos posted to her Instagram Stories.“No judgement to anyone who does have OnlyFans, but I think there has been a little bit of a trend in people coming off reality shows and leveraging that degree of fame to then sell nudes online.”Reality TV fans have certainly noticed the trend Holly mentioned, especially with the debate surrounding Jackson Lonie and Olivia Frazer joining the site after appearing on TV.Holly and Jimmy have no plans to join OnlyFans.MAFS alum Ines Basic, who has been hugely successful on the platform, previously confirmed to WHO that reality TV stars can build a much bigger following much quicker due to their fame.Jimmy also appeared in Holly’s Stories and shared his own perspective, which was a little more direct than his girlfriend’s.“My problem with it is people saying they’re doing it because it’s female empowerment or male empowerment, I think that’s a load of s—t personally,” he said.“I think you need to be a role model to future generations… if you want to celebrate male or female empowerment, start a charity, donate to breast cancer awareness, prostate cancer awareness,

Married At First Sight, it kicked off one of the show's biggest TV scandals. But it also raised an important question - is OnlyFans safe?WATCH: Domenica in the middle of MAFS nude photo scandalPhotos from Domenica's account were shared with the cast of MAFS, then when fellow stars Olivia and her boyfriend Jackson Lonie started their own pages, their content was leaked too.Other creators - both those who started on reality TV and average janes and joes - know leaks are all too common and work hard to protect themselves.READ NEXT: How to start an Onlyfans, according to a MAFS star making bankAnd while the OnlyFans terms of service prohibits users from distrubting private OnlyFans content elsewhere on the web, that alone can't fully prevent leaks."Leaks are unfortunately to be expected," season six MAFS star Ines Basic told WHO while discussing her lucrative OnlyFans account. "I have an online copyright removal service agency - Airase - scanning the web daily for any content that has been illegally distributed.

Kyle, 51, previously announced he and Tegan, 36, had settled on ‘Otto’ as the name of their first child, and an elaborate decorative display at the party featured the unique moniker name spelt out in blocks amid an array of blue and white balloons and flowers.

WATCH: Jackson Lonie joins OnlyFansThe adult subscription site seems pretty appealing, offering people a way to earn money while creating content often from their own homes, in their own time and without the fuss of a typical nine to five job.But what actually goes into joining OnlyFans, how can you make real money and what do you need to do to keep yourself safe?Former Married At First Sight bride Amanda Micallef has been hugely successful since she joined the platform in December 2021 and spoke exclusively to WHO about exactly how to start your own OnlyFans.Amanda appeared on season seven of MAFS, where she was paired with Tash Herz.The process of setting up an account is pretty simple – just hop on the website and sign up for a free account where you can start posting your content for a subscription fee, which you can choose.Once your account is live, that’s when the actual work begins, as you need to create and share enough content to keep subscribers coming back if you want to earn a solid chunk of cash.“I was actually inspired to start because two of my Personal Training Face to Face clients … were running OF full time and making absolute bank, exposing very little compared to other creators,” Amanda reveals.She also interviewed OnlyFans juggernaut Renee Gracie on her podcast and went through a huge list of YouTube videos about how to establish an account before officially signing up.“I did have photos from an older photoshoot I had to get me started, and then I went on to create new content from there,” she adds.These days Amanda creates all her new OnlyFans content.It may seem like Amanda was rolling in cash overnight, but she warns it can be a lot harder for creators to get a solid income flowing without the

The Masked Singer is coming back for a new season in 2022 and it's just revealed a whole new judging panel - well, except for Dave 'Hughesy' Hughes of course.WATCH: The Masked Singer scandal: 'Faked moments exposed'Along with Hughesy, new faces Chrissie Swan, Abbie Chatfield and former Spice Girl Mel B will be taking seats at the bench as they attempt to guess which celebrities are hiding under this season's elaborate costumes.In a post announcing the new line-up, the official Masked Singer Instagram account wrote: "We're never short of surprises, so we've decided to give you three! Let's hear it for our new Panelists!"@chrissieswan, @abbiechatfield and @officialmelb join @dhughesy and our favourite Host @osher_gunsberg on #MaskedSingerAU"Meet the new judges of The Masked Singer!Singers Jack Vidgen and Alli Simpson, both of whom shared a screen with Abbie Chatfield during their joint stint on I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, took to the comments section, with the former penning "Iconic" and the latter writing sharing a series of celebratory emojis.READ NEXT: Jack Vidgen confronts substance abuse in deeply personal new musicMeanwhile, the new judges themselves also shared their excitement about joining the hit show via their respective Instagram accounts.Chrissie Swan said she was "thrilled" to be joining the "stellar judging panel", while calling the program "the most delightfully bonkers show on tv".Abbie is among the three new judges this year.Hughesy also shared his excitement for "fun times ahead".The announcement of the new judging panel comes soon after former judge Jackie O revealed she was leaving the show to spend more time with her daughter, Kitty.READ NEXT: Olivia Frazer claims Kyle and Jackie O have

Married At First Sight.WATCH: Domenica in the middle of MAFS nude photo scandalThe fan-favourite bride made the bombshell revelation in the first episode of her new podcast with fellow MAFS alum Ella Ding, Sit With Us.While addressing rumours of a celebrity boxing match between Domenica and Olivia – which she branded “absolutely false” – the 28-year-old confessed she’s “scared” of her TV nemesis.“I actually get scared when I see a photo of her … It brings back PTSD of her sitting across from me,” Domenica said.“Legitimately, for a while there after MAFS, sitting at any table that was like a dinner table or a table where I had to have a conversation, I’d legitimately freak out, because I’d be like ‘who’s going to start s--t, who’s going to say something.’”Domenica and Ella just released the first episode of their podcast.Domenica shared her anxieties with her therapist, who told her that it was a trauma response following her fraught experience on MAFS.“I fully had PTSD, my therapist fully says I’m going through PTSD, so it’s real,” Domenica assured podcast listeners.READ NEXT: MAFS' Olivia Frazer faces surprising backlash over sexualityThere’s no denying her time on the show was full of drama and she clashed with Olivia, as well as other brides and grooms like Tamara Djordjevic and Jackson Lonie.After a blow-up at the couple’s retreat, where Domenica slammed a glass down on the table, smashing it, Olivia shared nude photos from Domenica’s OnlyFans account with other cast members.Jackson stood by Olivia amid the scandal.That move sparked a whole new scandal as Domenica, TV husband Jack Millar and fellow bride Ella demanded Olivia apologise, which she seemed unwilling to do at the time.Though Olivia has since claimed to

WATCH BELOW: Olivia Frazer and Jackson Lonie speak out about cheatingOlivia spoke candidly about her sexuality on June 2 during an Instagram Q&A, telling her followers: "I've never spoken about this publicly, but I identify as pansexual."So, it's not about looks, gender, anything. It's just a person's soul. So yes, that might be a bit of a shock to people as I don't really talk about it."But on Tuesday, the 28-year-old admitted she "didn’t even realise" she was "coming out"."I thought it was like, not a big deal, which it shouldn't be.""I thought it was like, not a big deal, which it shouldn't be.

Married At First Sight stars seem to be joining OnlyFans by the boatload these days, with more ex-brides and -grooms signing up for the adult subscription site following the show's ninth season airing in 2022.WATCH: MAFS season nine star Jackson Lonie joins OnlyFans While it's easy to assume that the season nine cast decided to join after a very public OnlyFans scandal played out on their season, boosting bride Domenica Calarco's following on the site, that's not the only reason.MAFS stars have been quietly making bank on OnlyFans for years now, with season six icons like Jessika Power, Tamara Joy and Ines Basic pioneering the reality TV to OnlyFans content creator pipeline.Speaking exclusively to WHO, Ines says MAFS alums have the unique ability to draw in huge subscriber numbers - and therefore cash - overnight due to their reality TV star status."Reality TV stars have the potential to attract mass social media followings over night in comparison to someone who is building a following from scratch," she says, but don't expect instant and ever-lasting success."It definitely helps but each person’s success would vary and can depend on other factors."Ines has had a lucrative OnlyFans account for over a year."How consistently you’re producing new content, the level and quality of content you are distributing, how you’re engaging on the site, if you’re putting yourself across other platforms such as TikTok and Twitter all have the ability to impact success rate," she continued.Ines made more than $80,000 in her first month on OnlyFans and has kept her earnings consistent by "remaining engaged and involved" with followers.