Blair Rachael, who appeared on season five of MAFS how announced that she’s expecting a baby with her DJ partner Robbie Lowe.

Blair shared the exciting news on social media.

“Robbie and I have been working on creating something very special – made with love, music, a little bit of science and a lot of pizza. We’d love you to meet ‘Blobbie’! Due late November.” she wrote alongside an edited ultrasound photo.

The post was met with a number of congratulatory comments from fellow MAFS alum.

“This is all time & so amazing! Huge congratulations guys❤️❤️❤️Onya Blobbie!! BBQ chicken!” Cam of season six wrote.

“Oh my God, congratulations sweetheart to you and Robbie. So over the moon for you,” Melissa from season five commented.

Blair’s season of MAFS aired in 2018 and she was originally paired with Sean Thomsen. Sean and Blair split during the season when the groom explained he didn’t have feelings for his bride. He infamously went on to date Tracey Jewel and the couple debuted their new romance at the Married at First Sight reunion episode. However, they split several months later.

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Sean and Blair from MAFS
Sean and Blair from MAFS

MAFS has quickly become one of Australia’s most popular reality shows, and this year’s season saw meteoric ratings. However, MAFS sexologist Alessandra Rampolla has explained how MAFS participants are cast and revealed that “matchmaking” isn’t necessarily the top priority.

During an appearance on HIT WA Breakfast with Allan and Carly Rampolla told the hosts that casting is done before matchmaking.

“I don’t do the casting … I get to interview the possible candidates, even before they’re officially cast, I do pre-interviews,” she explained.

“Once they’re actually cast, that’s when we (the experts) look at who the participants are going to be, then we do the matchmaking.”

The popular sexologist also told the radio hosts that she trusts contestants when they tell her their intentions, but hinted that they’re not always truthful.

“I trust at face value that (the contestants) tell me the truth, and then, you know, if they don’t …” she said, before host, Allan Aldworth interrupted: “Yeah, then the last season happened!”

Rampolla agreed: “Yeah, then the last season happened.”

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