Mary Mrad

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Mary Mrad

Married At First Sight couple Dave Hand and Jamie Marinos were seen arriving to the explosive reunion separately, despite committing to each other at final vows. Jamie, 28, dressed to impress in a long floral dress as she arrived to the season finale without her groom Dave. She had her long locks tied into a high bun and appeared tense as she arrived to the final dinner party, which is set to air on Sunday and Monday nights.

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Mary Mrad

Phoebe Thomson set pulses racing after putting on quite the revealing display on social media. The Love Island Australia star, 34, took to Instagram this week to share a clip that showed her modelling two very revealing bikinis. Both bikinis were from Aussie swimwear label Leilani The Label, and both showed off the reality star's buxom form to good effect. Phoebe put on a busty display in an electric blue bikini top that could barely contain her ample assets.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Mary Mrad

Australian Survivor star Nick Iadanza has opened up about the terrifying moment his daughter Florence almost fell into a diabetic coma. The reality TV star, 36, revealed his one-year-old daughter was being looked after by her grandmother when she suddenly began to struggle to breathe. 'She had gone completely grey. She was gasping for breath and shaking. She started vomiting all over her room and my mother-in-law,' he told The Advertiser.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Mary Mrad

Married At First Sight star Lauren Hall has announced her next career move following her appearance on the popular dating show. The reality star, 37, has revealed on Instagram she will be participating in the CEO Sleepout fundraising event, which raises money for people with no homes via charity St Vinnies. 'I’m passionate about breaking the stigma around homelessness and would love your help to raise funds for housing and people in crisis,' she captioned the post.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Mary Mrad

There's never a dull moment in Sydney's eastern suburbs. But behind the scenes of the Vaucluse mansion parties, Double Bay brunches and Mimi's long lunches, there is a shady side to this particular elite social scene. The feuds. While some socialites are often seen arm-in-arm at ritzy events flaunting their wealth and status, there are others who refuse to even be in the same room as each other.