Married at First Sight bride shares her VERY relatable kitchen disaster as her benchtop is destroyed
A former Married At First Sight bride has shared her very relatable kitchen disaster.
Natasha Spencer revealed the nightmare in a photo shared to her Instagram Stories on Thursday.
The picture showed Natasha’s destroyed kitchen benchtop after her blender exploded while trying to make a smoothie.
Blended disaster: Married at First Sight’s Natasha Spencer has shared her very relatable kitchen disaster after her blender exploded while she tried to make a green smoothie
‘Mercury retrogade,’ the reality TV star captioned the image.
Last month Natasha issued a dire warning for future contestants of Married at First Sight.
The former bride revealed she still battles anxiety from her time on the series and was taken to hospital last year amid concerns she would self-harm.
The reality of reality TV: Last month Natasha issued a dire warning for future contestants of Married at First Sight. The former bride revealed she still battles anxiety from her time on the series and was taken to hospital last year amid concerns she would self-harm
She told The Daily Telegraph’s Confidential that Channel Nine needs to take complaints ‘seriously’ and make mental health a bigger priority.
Married At First Sight is being investigated by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) after receiving a high volume of viewer complaints amid claims of mental abuse, gaslighting and domestic conflict during this year’s season.
‘MAFS showed me everything that I didn’t want in life,’ Natasha told the paper.
‘MAFS showed me everything that I didn’t want in life’: Natasha revealed she still battles with anxiety from her time on the series and was taken to hospital last year amid concerns she would self-harm
The influencer has been on the receiving end of trolling from social media users since debuting on last year’s season, resulting in her ongoing battle with anxiety.
After being rushed to hospital last year, Natasha cut out alcohol and sees a psychologist.
‘I still have episodes of anxiety but I’m doing pretty damn good. I’m working with a psychologist and I probably will for the rest of my life,’ she confessed.
Priorities: ‘I still have episodes of anxiety but I’m doing pretty damn good. I’m working with a psychologist and I probably will for the rest of my life,’ she confessed to Confidential