MAFS groom Tony Mojanovski steps out for first time after suffering a heart attack as he joins Jules Robinson at JAECOO launch hosted by Nine
Tony Mojanovski was fighting fit on Tuesday night.
The Married At First Sight Australia groom was seen for the first time since he was rushed to hospital for emergency surgery after suffering a heart attack last month as he attended the JAECOO launch hosted by Channel Nine in Sydney.
The reality star beamed on the red carpet as appeared well as he mingled with guests at the event.
The 53-year-old council worker, who starred on the most recent season of the Channel Nine dating show, looked smart in a Louis Vuitton shirt.
It featured dappled blue tones over a white based as well as the brand's luxury logo throughout.
He added a pair of trousers with a zip detail on the leg and a pair of designer sneakers as well as a chunky watch.
Also turning heads was another MAFS star, Jules Robinson, who stunned in a fitted pink gown that showed off her figure.
The dress including a draped detail on the shoulder, and she added a dazzling silver purse which matched her strappy heels.
Married At First Sight stars Evelyn Ellis and Duncan James made a date night of it, with Evelyn looking gorgeous in a white mini dress and pointed heels.
Meanwhile Duncan went for a cream suit along with a matching shirt and a pair of trainers.
Sylvia Jeffreys was also turning heads, opting for a sleek black ensemble with a pair of sandal heels.
It comes after Tony was admitted to Wollongong Hospital last month morning after experiencing ongoing chest pains.
Tony underwent emergency surgery later that day, with doctors performing a coronary artery bypass graft to treat the blockage and save his life.
Speaking exclusively to Daily Mail Australia from his hospital bed, Tony said he was now in a stable condition and feeling much better after the terrifying ordeal.
'Luckily I went straight to the doctors,' he explained. 'During the week I wasn't feeling well. It has been happening for a long time - I was just feeling not right, like something was on my chest every now and then, giving me heartburn and stuff like that.'
Tony said the persistent symptoms eventually became too much to ignore.
'I felt a bit off too. That's why I thought, you know what, I'm going to take it easy this week because it was just too much,' he said.
Reflecting on the health scare, Tony admitted it was 'pretty scary' and revealed there could be a family link to heart issues.
'My mum passed away from an aneurysm,' he said, adding that smoking, stress and partying may have contributed to his health decline.
'I was smoking, the cigarettes, the stress, being on the boat, partying - just too many things. It caught up with me, mate,' he admitted.
Tony said he now plans to slow down and prioritise his health moving forward.
'I just need some time without the partying,' he added.
Despite undergoing major surgery, Tony appeared in good spirits when his MAFS co-star Ryan Donnelly paid him a surprise visit at hospital.
Ryan shared a heartwarming photo to Instagram showing him leaning over Tony's hospital bed, the pair laughing and clutching each other's hands.
Tony wore a white T-shirt and grey shorts as he lay comfortably in bed, flashing a big smile, while Ryan sported a black short-sleeve shirt and beige pants as he leaned in for a hug.
'Tony Time had a brief intermission dropped by to see my best mate and he was literally on the phone with Adrian [Araouzou].
Can't keep a good Macedonian man down, he'll be back to his best in no time!' Ryan captioned the post.
Tony was paired with DJ and wedding MC Morena Farina, 57, on this year's season of Married At First Sight, where he quickly became a fan favourite thanks to his laid-back attitude and old-school charm.
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