MAFS' Carina Mirabile breaks her silence on romance rumours after video of her dancing with mystery man goes viral
Married At First Sight's Carina Mirabile has been forced to address rumours she is in a new relationship after a video of her dancing with a mystery man went viral.
Anthony Blachford, who works in Influencer marketing, posted a video to Instagram while partying with Carina and other MAFS stars at a nightclub in Melbourne.
In the video, Anthony wrapped his arms around the reality star as they danced along to the music.
Carina, 31, told Chattr, the pair are just friends and she is currently not dating anyone.
'I am very single, working on myself, and just doing me for now. No man in my life,' she said.
'The guy I was dancing with is one of my gay guy friends. I adore and have so much enjoyment and much rather dance with them than straight men, they have all given me the ick.'
It comes after Carina also recently struck up an unexpected friendship with multi-millionaire entrepreneur Adrian Portelli.
The digital marketing manager was spotted letting her hair down with the high-flying Block investor, 36, during a private function.
Carina looked glam in a form-fitting black one-shoulder bodysuit paired with a charcoal mini skirt and knee-high black leather boots.
She wore her long raven locks down in loose waves and carried a lilac drink bottle as she mingled with guests inside a chic industrial-style venue.
One video uploaded to Instagram shows the unlikely duo chatting and laughing while surrounded by a sea of familiar faces – including her MAFS co-stars Billy Belcher, Jeff Gobbels and Rhi Disljenkovic.
The group were reportedly seen earlier that day hanging out at the MCG's lavish Grand Royale Penthouse suite before heading into the city to party at popular nightspot Storyville.
Carina and Adrian appeared to be getting along like a house on fire during the meeting.
Carina was also recently photographed enjoying a low-key lunch with international superstar Drake, sending social media into meltdown and leaving fans wondering how the MAFS bride keeps finding herself in A-list company.
Back in February, Daily Mail Australia revealed that the Perth-based bride dined with her influencer friends before catching the attention of the Hotline Bling hitmaker, who was so taken with the glamorous group that he picked up their lunch bill.
Carina and her friends were later seen front and centre at Drake's sold-out Australian concert, fuelling speculation about their growing connection.
Carina had been dining with influencer friends, including designer Nilofar Khirzad, Chloe Carolina, and Natasha Del Bianco, before catching the attention of global superstar.
An insider at the venue revealed to Daily Mail Australia that Drake and his entourage not only took notice of the reality star and her friends, but also generously covered their bill.
'Carina and the girls were already having a fabulous time, sipping cocktails and enjoying their seafood spread, but when Drake's crew got involved, the energy in the room completely shifted,' the insider spilled.
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