MAFS’ Bronte Schofield hits the beach in a skimpy bikini after she failed to attend the commitment ceremony due to painful endometriosis symptoms
She was unable to attend the MAFS commitment ceremony on Sunday night due to a health issue, leaving her husband Harrison Boon to front the experts alone.
But Bronte Schofield looked much in much better spirits earlier this month as she hit the beach in Sydney in a barely there bikini.
The beauty educator, 28, flaunted her incredible figure in a skimpy orange two-piece as she soaked up the sun on February 15.
She wore her long brunette hair loosely, and protected herself from the sun with a black cap and sunglasses.
Bronte appeared to be having a great time as she relaxed on the sand before enjoying a stroll along the shoreline.
MAFS bride Bronte Schofield hit the beach in Sydney in a barely there bikini on February 15
She flaunted her incredible figure in a skimpy orange two-piece as she soaked up the sun
Bronte was due to front the relationship experts at Sunday’s commitment ceremony, but couldn’t attend due to her endometriosis symptoms.
Her on-screen husband Harrison Boon became emotional as he revealed Bronte was in too much pain to take part in filming that day.
While his emotions were no doubt genuine, he did come off as slightly awkward as he spoke of the women’s health issue that was clearly beyond his personal experience.
The other brides were shown laughing at Harrison as he explained his wife was in ‘a lot of pain’, so he had no choice but to fly solo for the ceremony.
‘Unfortunately Bronte couldn’t be here because she goes through a lot more at that time of the month,’ he said.
Bronte slipped her toned frame into the bikini top and matching G-string bottoms as she frolicked on the sand
The reality star left her long brunette locks out and protected herself from the sun in a black cap and sunglasses
It comes after Bronte failed to attend Sunday night’s commitment ceremony due to her endometriosis
‘I’m not a voice for endometriosis but she is in a lot of pain and gets very emotional. It’s really hard to see her like that,’ he added as the brides were shown giggling.
‘We will try to get through this the best we can. I’m a guy so I don’t know what Bronte actually goes through, so I’ve just got to be supportive and do whatever I can.’
Relationship expert John Aiken didn’t buy Harrison’s ‘nice guy’ act, bluntly telling him: ‘I’m not getting a sense you’re being real with us. Do you want to stay or leave?’
Harrison then revealed he had made the decision to remain in the experiment.
Her husband Harrison became emotional as he revealed Bronte suffers from endometriosis and was in too much pain to take part in filming that day
‘Unfortunately Bronte couldn’t be here because she goes through a lot more at that time of the month,’ he said
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