Married At First Sight bride Gia Fleur has unleashed a fiery behind-the-scenes rant in a rogue diary cam after Monday nightâs explosive Feedback Week episode.
The outspoken bride accused producers of pushing contestants to create drama and claimed the experiment had become more about chaos than genuine relationships.
âIâm losing my mind. This experiment is like Drama At First Sight. Itâs not Married At First Sight,â Gia said in the candid video exclusively obtained by Daily Mail.
âItâs not find someone for you. And I feel like I came here for that. And I feel like I found that with Scott.
âItâs just a constant, what can we do to break our vibe?â
Her shock confessional comes after viewers watched the return of the showâs controversial Feedback Week, where couples temporarily swap partners to get advice about their marriages.
Mondayâs episode saw the bombshell bride threaten to walk from the show after suspicions she would be paired with Danny Hewitt, and she was right
During the task, participants were paired with another bride or groom to discuss their relationships, often leading to awkward confrontations and unwanted meddling.
Giaâs groom Scott McCristal was paired with Stella Mickunaite for the exercise, with the groom admitting he felt relieved about the match-up.
Meanwhile, Gia was expected to meet up with fellow groom Danny Hewitt for her own Feedback Week discussion.
But the fiery bride refused to take part.
âItâs feedback week today and I got told I have to go on a date with Danny. Why? I donât know what feedback he could give me,â she fumed.
âI couldnât give a f**k about him and we clearly donât like each other and argue and he calls me a liar.â
Instead of attending the task, Gia admitted she pulled out at the last minute because the situation was making her anxious.
âI refused my date with Danny. I just had too much anxiety and I thought what is the point?â
Her decision left Danny effectively stood up for the task, forcing him to spend the afternoon alone as producers informed him Gia had declined the meeting.
In her rogue diary cam, Gia suggested the entire situation was deliberately engineered to stir conflict between contestants.
âItâs just constant drama and constant telling us to stir more s**t,â she said.
The bride also claimed producers intentionally kept her separated from Scott while he filmed his Feedback Week date with Stella for hours.
âIâm waiting for my husband to show back up. Heâs been on this date with Stella for f***ing over five hours,â she said.
âAnd they do that to stress me, so that Iâm wondering where the f**k Scott is.â
Gia went on to claim viewers donât realise how much behind-the-scenes prompting contestants allegedly receive.
âI think people watch it and think, âOh my God, sheâs stirring the pot, sheâs drama,ââ she said.
Giaâs groom Scott McCristal was paired with Stella Mickunaite for the exercise, with the groom admitting he felt relieved about the match-up
âYou donât know behind the scenes how much we get told to do that and how much our love story isnât that important and how much we need to suppress that and just stir s**t.â
Elsewhere during Mondayâs Feedback Week episode, drama erupted when bride Bec Zacharia was confronted by groom David over vile text messages she had previously sent about him and his wife Alissa.
The messages, which included insults such as calling them a ârat b**châ and ârat husbandâ, were exposed after being screenshotted earlier in the season, leading to a tense confrontation between the pair.
But for Gia, the biggest frustration appears to be the feeling that genuine relationships are being sidelined in favour of explosive television.
âIâm either being controlled, told what to do, told when to eat, told when I can go out for a walk, told when I can see my husband,â she said.
âBe in love, but not too in love that youâre boring.
âBe emotional and show your vulnerable side, but not too much, because thatâs also boring and we didnât cast you for that.â
Despite her frustrations, Gia insisted the cast are real people navigating a highly manufactured environment.
âEveryone in here, even the people I donât get along with, you have to remember this is a TV show and itâs based on drama,â she said.
âWe are told to do things that we donât really want to do and we wouldnât do in normal life.â
Channel Nine has been approached for comment.
