Tensions have hit boiling point on MAFS this week, with Olivia admitting to circulating an explicit photo of Domenica that was found on her OnlyFans account.
However, the latest drama between the two brides isn’t related to the leaked photo, but instead to a feud between Olivia and Domenica that saw the latter smash a wine glass.
Last week, MAFS viewers watched a heated debate between the two brides, during which Olivia criticised Domenica’s voice and way of speaking. Domenica smashed a wine glass at the table in frustration, before storming off.
Olivia then relayed the story to the group of reality participants and told them that Domenica “smashed a glass in her face” and used it like a “weapon”. Olivia went as far as to call the incident “assault”.
During an appearance on HIT FM’s Hughesy, Ed and Erin, Dave Hughesy Hughes suggested Domenica could “sue” Olivia for continuing the narrative.
“Look Hughesy, I’m not going to comment on that because there’s things in the background happening,” Domenica said in response.
“Are you seeking legal action? Have you considered that or have you started that?” Erin Molan asked the reality star.
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“Yeah, I’m seeking legal advice and counsel and I can’t say anything further,” Domenica replied.
The latest episode of MAFS Australia saw almost the entire cast confront Domenica about a revealing photo of her that has been circulated around the group. Though the majority of participants had seen it over the weekend, none of them raised the issue directly to Domenica until they were all seated at the dinner party on Wednesday.
Her onscreen husband, Jack, immediately jumped to her defence asking the group why they didn’t approach Domenica directly about the photo, rather than bring it up in a group setting.
In an interview with Today, Domenica told hosts Karl Stefanovic and Ally Langdon how it felt to watch the scene play out on television.
“Last night was really tough to re-watch that. Having to relive it again I guess was a bit shocking,” Domenica said.
“I think the narrative here that needs to be switched is the fact that people circulated it among the group. I owned it and they tried to throw it back on me.”
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