'Married At First Sight' Australia's Ryan Donnelly didn’t seem too fussed about his on-screen wife’s IRL engagement to 2025 groom Clint Rice - especially while getting cosy with multiple women at one of the show’s reunion after parties.
The self-proclaimed 'warrior' was filmed and snapped dancing with at least two different women and chatting up a storm with another group during Daily Mail Australia’s shindig at Noir in Sydney.
One of the women is rumoured to be Ryan’s new girlfriend Jennie - though that’s yet to be confirmed.
According to Daily Mail Australia, the pair were snapped getting close on the dance floor and partying into the night.
However, Jennie wasn't the only woman doing the two-step with Ryan, the video shared by the popular 'MAFS Gossip' Instagram page shows yet another mystery woman in a white dress.
“If cringe was a video,” one person wrote under the clip.
Another joked: “Don’t drop her!” IYKYK.
“He was telling her about his warrior swords,” added a third.
Others were all for it, hyping him up.
“Go Ryan, now you are MAFS star ✨🍹😂,” said one fan.
Someone else said: “Good on you Ryan… you deserve some fun after your experience!!”
His party antics came just hours after the surprise engagement of his on-screen match Jacqui Burfoot and Clint Rice at the So Dramatic! Reunion watch party.
ICYMI - Clint poured his heart out about his love for Jacqui and their "future", before dropping to one knee and pulling out a ring.
Jacqui, stunned and teary, said a big emotional 'yes'.
Ryan caught wind of the engagement at the Daily Mail event and reacted with a cheeky jab: “I just want to say cheers to the happy couple. It was completely candid, unplanned, not a publicity stunt whatsoever. I’m so happy.”
Videos have since surfaced of Ryan trying to call Clint from the bathroom of the party.
Bold move, considering Jacqui was recently granted an interim restraining order against Ryan for his previous comments about her online.
Honestly, at this point, everyone’s post-show behaviour is shocking me left, right, and centre.
