Married At First Sight star Jade Pywell recently opened up about her relationship with her ex in a candid Instagram Q&A session.
The 26-year-old executive assistant, who shares daughter Victoria, eight, with her ex, revealed that he was ‘very surprised’ but supportive upon learning about her participation in the Channel Nine series.
‘He was supportive, he was so excited for me. We are on good terms, we were so young when we got together so there’s no bad blood between us,’ Jade shared.
‘We literally call each other when we have any inconveniences in life, and whether we are arguing or not, we put it all aside when the other needs each other,’ she continued.
The co-parents parted ways amicably several years ago.
Married At First Sight star Jade Pywell, 26, (right) recently opened up about her relationship with her ex in a candid Instagram Q&A session. Pictured with current partner Ridge Barredo
The 26-year-old executive assistant, who shares daughter Victoria with her ex, revealed he was ‘very surprised’ but supportive upon learning about her participation in the Channel Nine series
‘Nothing bad happened. Just different love languages, we were together for five years so just grew apart I guess,’ she said.
It comes after Jade and Ridge Barredo, 27, are taking the next step in their relationship after meeting and falling in love on the Channel Nine dating show last year.
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia at Australian Fashion Week, the couple revealed plans to move in together.
‘Your man’s moving up the Gold Coast. I’ll see you on the 28th on the Goldie,’ he shared.
‘He was supportive, he was so excited for me. We are on good terms, we were so young when we got together so there’s no bad blood between us,’ Jade shared
Jade also expressed her excitement about Ridge’s move, gushing: ‘I am looking forward to Ridge moving in, yes.’
When asked if there was room for him at her place, she assured ‘There is space for Ridge’, to which Ridge cheekily quipped: ‘She’s got a room for me, as Jack would say to Tori.’
Jade explained that life post-MAFS has been has been a whirlwind.
‘We have enjoyed it. It’s crazy busy with everyday activities and everyday life and events here and there. So it’s been good,’ she added.
The co-parents parted ways amicably several years ago: ‘Nothing bad happened. Just different love languages, we were together for five years so just grew apart I guess,’ she said
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