MAFS Australia's Dan Webb hits out at trolls over Jessika Power scenes
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Married At First Sight Australia contestant Dan Webb has slammed trolls who are currently watching his scenes with Jessika Power play out again two years after the original air date.
Dan was originally married to Tamara Joy but ended up ditching her to hook up with co-star Jessika, who was previously matched with Mick Gould. After splitting from their respective partners, the pair ended up staying on in the show as a new couple. However, much like the rest of the MAFS Australia pairs, they ended up splitting shortly after the season finale, with Jessika later saying she was left heartbroken when Dan dumped her.
With the drama now re-airing on E4, some viewers have been trolling Dan on social media - and now he's fired back. Replying with a long message posted to his Instagram Story last night, he wrote:
"All the people in UK right now watching and abusing me with some really low comments, my advice to you is firstly correct your spelling as some of you t**ts need grammar lessons. Secondly that show was filmed 2 yrs ago get on with it and thirdly unfollow me don't need any more haters. I have converted most to lovers so no room for peasants 🙋♂️. As for the rest of you, thanks your great (sic)."
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Looking back at their brief relationship during the recently aired Grand Reunion show, Jessika revealed she was gutted when they split.
“It was hard to watch Dan and my final vows. Thinking that I was with somebody that loved me. Thinking that I was with somebody that actually wanted a life with me. I moved my entire life to the Gold Coast for this man. And, only to find out that it wasn't really what he wanted. I did love Dan.”
She added, "He just wasn't the guy for me. It's hurtful because we hurt people to get that.”
Jessika has since moved on with boyfriend Filip Poznanovic, while Dan is dating model Amira Marotous.
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