Married At First Sight villain Michael Goonan outlandishly compares the controversial reality show to the coronavirus pandemic
Michael Goonan has compared Married At First Sight to the coronavirus pandemic.
During a live radio interview, the season’s villain joked about how he flouted production rules while on the show, likening it to people ignoring the current social distancing regulations.
Speaking to Nova’s Chrissy, Sam and Browny on Monday, the 29-year-old proudly explained how the cast would ‘sneak out’ during filming.
Outlandish: Married At First Sight villain Michael Goonan (pictured) has compared the controversial reality show to the coronavirus pandemic
‘Picture coronavirus, you’ve got Scott Morrison telling you to stay at home and you’ve got everyone running around,’ Michael said.
He added: ‘People don’t like to do what they’re told sometimes, sometimes you sneak out, you know what I mean?’
Michael told Daily Mail Australia: ‘It was a comparison or people in Australia breaking the national rules.
Bizarre: During a live radio interview, the season’s villain joked about how he flouted production rules while on the show, likening it to people ignoring the current social distancing regulations
MAFS’ Michael reveals the remark that made him doubt Stacey
‘[I] likened [it to] the MAFS cast members breaking production rules.’
The company director made the comparison when radio host Chrissy Swan asked why the ‘juicy stuff’ occurs off-camera.
During Tuesday’s explosive reunion episode of MAFS, the cheating scandal between Mikey Pembroke and Michael’s ‘wife’ Stacey Hampton played out.
The aspiring lawyer repeatedly denied the allegations, even after Mikey produced text messages that proved they’d spent the night together.
‘People don’t like to do what they’re told’: Speaking to Nova’s Chrissy, Sam and Browny on Monday, the 29-year-old proudly explained how the cast would ‘sneak out’ during filming
Who do you believe? During Tuesday’s explosive reunion episode of MAFS, the cheating scandal between Mikey Pembroke and Michael’s ‘wife’ Stacey Hampton played out. The aspiring lawyer repeatedly denied the allegations, even after Mikey produced corroborative text messages that proved they’d spent the night together
During the episode, Michael appeared surprisingly calm despite the scandal, but the businessman’s blow-up with the legal graduate, 26, came later, when the cameras weren’t rolling.
A WHO Magazine source alleged Michael angrily called Stacey ‘scum’ and told her to ‘go f**k Mikey again’, after being convinced the cheating scandal was true.
It is believed producers were forced to separate the pair when Michael told the mother-of-two that she was ‘an embarrassment to her children’.
As of Friday morning, there have been 5, 315 confirmed coronavirus cases and 25 deaths in Australia.
Blow up? An inside source claimed to WHO Magazine that producers were forced to intervene when the couple got heated discussing the ‘affair’ ahead of the reunion
Pandemic: As of Friday morning, there have been 5, 315 confirmed coronavirus cases and 25 deaths in Australia