MAFS stars Domenica Calarco and Ella Ding reveal the ONE topic they refuse to discuss on podcast

They shot to fame on Channel Nine’s top-rating ‘social experiment’ Married At First Sight this year.

But Domenica Calarco and Ella Ding have drawn a surprising line in the sand when it comes to what they will and wont discuss on their top-rated podcast.

The pair have made the surprising move to ban any salacious gossip about the show which launched their careers.

‘In terms of MAFS stuff, the thing that was off limits was gossip,’ Domenica revealed in an interview with New Idea. 

Ella added: ‘I mean, we don’t want to trash talk anything… you’re not going to come to Sit With Us and get gossip. You’re not going to hear it.’

The two women, who lucked out with their respective MAFS beaus but found friendship with each other, are happy to share juicy behind-the-scenes details from MAFS but draw the line at ‘s**t talking’.

‘In terms of MAFS stuff, the thing that was off limits was gossip,’ Domenica revealed in an interview with New Idea

‘We’re never going to go on there and s**t talk anyone, whether that be about MAFS or whatever is happening in our lives,’ Domenica explained.

She said she will open up on her failed marriage, but won’t be slamming anyone on the podcast. 

However Ella did reveal she would eventually open up about her heartbreak at the hands of MAFS ‘husband’ Mitch Eynaud. 

Candid: Ella did reveal she would eventually open up about her heartbreak at the hands of MAFS ‘husband’ Mitch Eynaud

 Success: The girls’ podcast Sit With Us was launched this to a big response from listeners, hitting number three on the Apple Podcasts Australian chart upon debut

The girls’ podcast Sit With Us was launched this to a big response from listeners, hitting number three on the Apple Podcasts Australian chart upon debut.

The first episode saw Domenica reveal she is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after appearing on the Channel Nine reality show.

The 28-year-old claimed the show’s explosive dinner parties had left her with severe anxiety in group settings.

Domenica said her therapist concluded she had PTSD after she began experiencing feelings of panic whenever she sat down at a dinner table with other people.

Health woes: The first episode saw Domenica reveal she is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)