She’s set to get involved in a violent brawl at an upcoming dinner party.
But Married at First Sight’s Domenica Calarco looked perfectly zen earlier this month as she soaked up the sun on holiday in Byron Bay.
The Sydney-based makeup artist, 28, showcased her toned figure in a stylish black bikini while spending the day at the beach on February 10.
What brawl? She may be at the centre of a ‘glassing’ scandal, but Married at First Sight’s Domenica Calarco looked perfectly zen as she soaked up the sun in Byron Bay on February 10
Domenica had a ‘Baywatch moment’ as she walked out of the ocean in the skimpy two-piece, which featured a pair of cheeky tie-side bottoms.
She displayed her various tattoos, including a Vegemite jar on her arm, which represents her sense of fun, and the words ‘love you’ as a reminder to love herself.
After a dip in the ocean, she packed up her belongings in a beach bag, covered up in an oversized green shirt and put on a pair of beige sandals.
She then walked to the nearby Top Shop café to grab lunch with a friend.
Breakout star: She is set to get involved in a violent brawl at an upcoming dinner party
Sizzling hot: The Sydney-based makeup artist, 28, showcased her toned figure in a stylish black bikini while spending the day at the beach
Flawless: Domenica had a ‘Baywatch moment’ as she walked out of the ocean in the skimpy two-piece, which featured a pair of cheeky tie-side bottoms
Eye-popping: Her bikini bottoms had minimal coverage, which was guaranteed to turn heads
Gym-honed: Domenica commanded attention in her swimwear as she walked across the sand
A violent Married at First Sight fight is about to erupt between Domenica and Olivia Frazer at an upcoming dinner party.
A source close to production told Daily Mail Australia things get so intense between the two that at one stage Domenica attempts to ‘glass’ Olivia, 27, in the face.
‘They hated each other so much. It was very intense,’ the insider revealed.
Beach vibes: After a dip in the ocean, she packed up her belongings in a beach bag, covered up in an oversized green shirt and put on a pair of beige sandals
Let’s ear! She then walked to the nearby Top Shop café to grab lunch with a friend
Down the hatch: She chomped on a take-away lunch while sitting on the deck
‘Domenica was bats**t crazy and now they hate each other so much more. It made everything awkward for everyone and divided the cast.’
The dinner party showdown will make the wine-throwing incident from 2019 involving Martha Kalifatidis and Cyrell Paule ‘look like a Disney Channel movie’, the source added.
‘There is a major physical fight and glass is smashed,’ they said.
MAFS brides at war! A violent Married at First Sight fight is about to erupt between Domenica (left) and Olivia Frazer (right) at an upcoming dinner party
Drama: ‘They hated each other so much. It was very intense,’ a source close to production said
Outspoken: ‘Domenica was bats**t crazy and now they hate each other so much more… it made everything awkward for everyone,’ the source added. Pictured with husband Jack Millar
The source added that members of the crew managed to intervene before anyone suffered serious facial injuries.
Daily Mail Australia understands that the feud is ongoing and both Olivia and Domenica have refused to attend any gatherings together.
Domenica was notably missing from Al Perkins’ premiere viewing party despite living in Sydney and her ‘husband’ Jack Millar being in attendance.
Showdown: According to the source, the showdown will make the wine-throwing incident from 2019 involving Martha Kalifatidis and Cyrell Paule ‘look like a Disney Channel movie’
As previously reported by Daily Mail Australia, the Sydney makeup artist is set to clash with several brides throughout the season including Tamara Djordjevic and intruder Carolina Santos.
‘Let me say it to your face: I don’t like you and I don’t like you,’ she yells while pointing at her co-stars in a recently released trailer.
Married At First Sight continues on Monday at 7.30pm on Channel Nine
What’s going on? The source added that members of the crew managed to intervene before anyone suffered serious facial injuries
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