Married At First Sight’s KC Osborne flaunts her incredible figure at the beach

She’s the Married At First Sight intruder known for her glamorous looks and flawless figure.

And KC Osborne flaunted her enviable frame in a yellow string bikini while posing for selfies in Surfers Paradise on Friday.

The 31-year-old dance instructor wasn’t afraid to leave her $2,400 Louis Vuitton purse at the beach as she went for a swim.

She arrived at the tourist hotspot in a loose white T-shirt and sarong-style mini skirt, before stripping down to her skimpy swimwear. 

She accessorised with a silver bracelet and $150 Ray-Ban sunglasses, and also flaunted a set of perfectly manicured nails.

KC didn’t bother catching waves because she didn’t want to ruin her makeup, so she instead waded in the shallow water and took photos. 

She was on the Gold Coast for guest appearance at the Sin City nightclub, which has previously hosted MAFS stars including Tash Herz and Jessika Power. 

But KC shouldn’t get used to lucrative public appearances just yet, as this year’s cast may be forced to return to their day jobs.

Daily Mail Australia understands that some of the brides are ‘worried’ about their low Instagram followings and lack of interest from sponsors.

Statistics show last year’s MAFS cast had tens of thousands more followers by this stage in the experiment, proving that viewers are no longer as invested in the franchise as they once were.

An insider told Daily Mail Australia: ‘Several cast members quit their jobs and have been banking on making it as influencers, certain it would happen overnight. 

‘They expected to have a lot more followers than they do, and are now concerned they won’t get enough to sustain a full-time living through sponsored posts.’

Cathy Evans is the only participant to have more than 100,000 followers as the show enters its sixth week, while just five of her co-stars have more than 50,000.

In comparison, by week six of last year’s season, many had passed the 100,000 mark, including Jessika Power and Martha Kalifatidis.

Ironically, this is the first year Channel Nine has relaxed its rules on cast sponsorship deals, with half of them having already signed with agents. 

While there is still potential for the most memorable stars to make some easy money, it’s doubtful they will have lasting careers.

‘The biggest names will earn around $3,000 for each nightclub appearance in the next month or so because there’s still a buzz around the show,’ said a source. 

‘But once the bookings dry up and everyone moves on to the next reality show, that’s when they’ll need huge followings on Instagram to secure enough sponsored posts each week to pay the bills. But it looks like they’re not going to achieve that.’