MAFS groom slammed over ‘misogynistic' post as he shares ‘high standards' for future girlfriend after bitter show split
MAFS Australia's Adrian Araouzou has riled up fans after posting a video listing his "high standards" for his future wife.
In a video titled "Unpopular opinion 💁🏻♂️", which he uploaded to Instagram, Adrian was seen eating food on a camp chair by a fire as he wrote across the screen.
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He wrote: "High standards because I don't want my kids to have a mum who's drunk every weekend, thinks it's ok to disrespect their body, looks at doing anything for their man as a chore, has no faith in God, or prioritises material things over nature's beauty. "
Fans weren't best pleased with the message, and made sure he knew it in the comments.
"what do you bring to the table though…" said one, while another wrote: "Misogynistic manosphere springs to mind… Andrew Tate!"
"Good luck with that.. maybe u should join the priesthood.. no woman would touch u now with your attitude," noted a third.
"You must also meet these requirements. Not only your future wife!" wrote a fourth.
The 31-year-old reality star appeared on the 12th season of the dating show favourite, marrying Awhina Rutene in the experiment.
However, while they initially seemed to like each other when they met at the altar, things went south quickly when Awhina revealed she had a six-year-old son.
He later became central to cheating speculation with another bride, Sierah, after they were seen playing footsie under the table at a dinner.
While they didn't actually cheat, Adrian later left the experiment for a small period of time, leaving Awhina before eventually returning to complete the show.
He also was criticised for making his new wife cry in other scenes after refusing to take part in writing a confession letter.
MAFS Australia star Dave Hand reveals heartbreaking truth behind his marriage breakdown
At the Final Vows the pair decided to break things off, thinking they wouldn't work.
However, in a strange twist, before the show was over they had their mind and opted to give their relationship a proper shot away from the series.
Unfortunately they didn't work out, and since the show aired they have both remained single.
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