MAFS star Ryan Gallagher told ‘alpha male’ Dean Wells to ‘f**k off’ after he was left humiliated and blindsided from Dean’s ‘affair’ with his TV wife Davina Rankin.
But it appears as though Ryan, 29, and Dean have mended their rocky relationship in the months since filming the social experiment for Channel Nine.
Taking to Instagram on Monday, the 40-year-old was seen driving in his car serenading the Sydney tradie with a very pitchy rendition of Whitney Houston’s I Will Always Love You.
Friends again? It appears as though Dean Wells is trying to mend his relationship with Ryan Gallagher, serenading him to a pitchy version of Whitney Houston’s I Will Always Love You
Wearing a plain white t-shirt, Dean illegally picked up his mobile while driving to film the short clip.
With one hand on the wheel, he continued to look back and forth between the road and camera while attempting to match pitch with the one-of-a-kind songstress.
‘I will always love you @ryangallaghergram,’ he captioned.
All forgiven? Wearing a plain white t-shirt, Dean illegally picked up his mobile while driving to film the short clip – serenading Ryan after he stole his wife Davina Rankin
The skateboarding enthusiast and his new found love for singing comes after he spent the weekend supporting Ryan at his stand-up comedy debut in Melbourne.
‘Catching up with the gang at ryans comedy debut last night,’ he captioned, tagging co-stars Charlene Perera, John Robertson, Telv Williams, Matty Lockett, Patrick Miller and last year’s Nick Furphy.
And it’s not the first time Dean has hinted at a fondness of karaoke.
Friends: Taking tot the social media earlier in the month, the rap artist named Visionz was seen alongside Ryan at a karaoke bar before appearing on The Footy Show
Taking tot the social media earlier in the month, the rap artist named Visionz was seen alongside Ryan at a karaoke bar before appearing on The Footy Show.
‘The boys in the karaoke room at @tokosan don’t let me rap,’ he captioned.
And although fans were not invited inside the room, many took to social media to voice how happy they were the two controversial men were getting along.
‘Ryan and Dean are a bit close,’ captioned one.
Support: ‘Catching up with the gang at ryans comedy debut last night,’ he captioned, tagging co-stars Charlene Perera, John Robertson, Telv Williams, Matty Lockett, Patrick Miller and last year’s Nick Furphy