Married At First Sight viewers SLAM ‘hypocrite’ Charlene

She’s the virtue signalling bride who took it upon herself to attack Dean Wells over his comments at the controversial boys’ night.

And while Charlene Perera has been pretty chuffed with herself, viewers of Married At First Sight have labelled the manager a ‘hypocrite’ for continually telling her ‘husband’ Patrick Miller to ‘be a man’ while also crusading against chauvinism. 

The 33-year-old has complained for weeks that Patrick’s sensitive side had been a turn-off for her, but she admitted on Sunday that she’d become more attracted to him after seeing him ‘man up’ and confront some of the other grooms.

 

Backlash: Married At First Sight viewers have taken to Twitter to slam Charlene Perera for always telling 'husband' Patrick to 'man up'

Backlash: Married At First Sight viewers have taken to Twitter to slam Charlene Perera for always telling ‘husband’ Patrick to ‘man up’

'She is pretty evil': One user pointed out that Charlene appeared to be taking pleasure in the possibility of Dean and Tracey breaking up 

‘She is pretty evil’: One user pointed out that Charlene appeared to be taking pleasure in the possibility of Dean and Tracey breaking up 

‘We’ve had our best week,’ she gushed at the commitment ceremony. ‘He really manned up!’

‘I came here to marry a man,’ she later said.

Charlene also repeatedly slammed Dean for being ‘disrespectful to women,’ despite the fact that she called Dean and Justin Fischer ‘chauvinistic pigs’ and told Troy to ‘shut the f**k up’ to his face during a recent dinner party.

'He really manned up!' Viewers have taken issue with Charlene always telling Patrick to be more of a 'man,' while also slamming the other male cast members of their 'chauvinism' 

‘He really manned up!’ Viewers have taken issue with Charlene always telling Patrick to be more of a ‘man,’ while also slamming the other male cast members of their ‘chauvinism’ 

'Charlene doesn't like Dean for being too misogynistic now she want [sic] Patrick to be a man?'

‘Charlene doesn’t like Dean for being too misogynistic now she want [sic] Patrick to be a man?’

'It's demeaning,' wrote one. 'What does she want?'

‘It’s demeaning,’ wrote one. ‘What does she want?’

Viewers quickly took to Twitter during the episode to slam Charlene for constantly mentioning Patrick’s masculinity.

‘Hate hearing Charlene tell Patrick to ‘be a man,” wrote one user. ‘It’s demeaning. What does she want?’

Another tweeted: ‘Charlene is the worst.’

'No balls!' One user seemed to imply that Patrick was missing some parts of his manhood

‘No balls!’ One user seemed to imply that Patrick was missing some parts of his manhood

'Dean stop acting like a bloke! Patrick be more of a man!' Viewers pointed out Charlene's hypocrisy 

‘Dean stop acting like a bloke! Patrick be more of a man!’ Viewers pointed out Charlene’s hypocrisy 

'Oh the irony...' Viewers made it clear that they were fed up with the virtue signalling Charlene

‘Oh the irony…’ Viewers made it clear that they were fed up with the virtue signalling Charlene

Many did impressions of the curly-haired star in order to point out what they think to be her hypocrisy. 

Despite her criticisms towards Patrick, the couple both voted to stay together at Sunday’s commitment ceremony. 

In a preview for Monday’s episode, Charlene can be seen confronting Dean yet again for his behaviour at the boys’ night. 

Still together: Despite her criticisms towards Patrick, the couple both voted to stay together at Sunday's commitment ceremony

Still together: Despite her criticisms towards Patrick, the couple both voted to stay together at Sunday’s commitment ceremony



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