Olivia MAFS

Olivia Frazer's 'worst moments on Married At First Sight were edited out', says fellow bride Holly Greenstein: 'What you're watching is toned down'. By Jo ...

You can't sit with us! Having her say: Hinting Olivia got a sympathetic edit, Holly added: 'When it comes to the scandals, the one thing I can guarantee you is what you're watching, it's toned down' Hinting Olivia got a sympathetic edit, she added: 'When it comes to the scandals, the one thing I can guarantee you is what you're watching, it's toned down.'

Married At First Sight Australia's 'villains' Olivia Frazer and Jackson Lonie were spotted on a casual double date with Daniel Holmes and Carolina Santos.

Olivia and her husband Jackson grinned as they walked out of the venue together in slightly more casual attire. But they seemed to put all the backlash behind them as they enjoyed a quality evening out in the Australian city. Jackson, 30, has stood by her side amidst the drama and the pair put on a united front while out for dinner with Daniel Holmes and Carolina Santos.

Married At First Sight Australia season 9 star Olivia Frazer has caused quite the impact on the E4 reality series, but we shouldn't judge.

She added: “I think the stress and pressure of a show can cause a person to be emotionally heightened. “If we are not feeling great, or feel like life isn’t going in the direction we have hoped, the best thing we can do is reflect on our thoughts, feelings and behaviours and assess what we feel is in our control to shift or change to feel better.” Jaimie told us: “As a human we have to constantly reflect on how we feel, and realise the only thing we can ever control is ourselves.

The contestant on season nine of Married at First Sight Australia has been the subject of intense public backlash since her appearance on the show.

But, she soon warmed up to her new husband, Lonie, who she is still in a relationship with now according to their social media accounts. “I’ve had death threats sent to my personal phone number. Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Frazer said she has lost her job due to the controversy and has received death threats and people abusing her outside her home, to which she had to contact the police. In her first appearance, she said she had a bad experience with dating in the past and had low self-confidence due to struggling with her weight as a child. The contestant on season nine of Married at First Sight Australia has been the subject of intense public backlash since her appearance on the show.

MAFS bride Holly Greenstein has revealed what Olivia Frazer was really like on-set, amid the controversial bride's claims she was “manipulated” by ...

“I’m at the point now where I’m trying to get up off the floor … I’m at rock bottom, and I’m trying to get up,” she told host Mia Freedman. It’s more epic than what you see.” “I didn’t personally get a lot of kindness from Olivia, and I did see a lot of bad behaviour from her,” she said.

MAFS star Olivia Frazer has revealed her surprise 'regret' from the show, and shared how she 'didn't expect' to be the villain of the show. Read more.

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A shocking new video has emerged of MAFS villain Olivia making a disturbing "joke" about a very sensitive and devastating subject.

“The whole [storyline of] me having a meltdown because Jackson was gone for a night. The cameraman doubled down, asking Olivia whether she had suicidal intentions. Content Warning: This article about Olivia from MAFS discusses suicide.

A disturbing video has surfaced on social media showing controversial Married At First Sight contestant Olivia Frazer speaking about the effect the show has ...

“Nine and Endemol Shine takes its obligations in respect to the health and wellbeing of the participants of this program extremely seriously. “And every time someone messages one of my loved ones something awful, I feel like I’m getting kicked back down. “Nine also have an additional service for participants should they like or need further individual and confidential psychological support. “I’m at the point now where I’m trying to get up off the floor … I’m at rock bottom, and I’m trying to get up,” she told host Mia Freedman. I was distraught, and they just like … completely did everything against what the psychologists had told me,” she continues. I was not suicidal, but I was that upset.