Booka Nile and Brett Helling’s relationship fell apart during Wednesday night’s explosive dinner party on Married At First Sight.
And it seems the couple weren’t able to reconcile after their argument, as they kept their distance from one another while filming the show’s reunion last month.
Booka and Brett, both 31, each arrived in Sydney separately and were housed at different hotels, which all but confirms they’re not together.
Married At First Sight EXCLUSIVE: It seems Booka Nile (left) and Brett Helling (right) weren’t able to reconcile after their argument during Wednesday’s dinner party, as they kept their distance from one another while filming the show’s reunion last month
Daily Mail Australia understands they had no contact with each other after jetting into Sydney on February 6.
Booka and Brett didn’t speak until it was time to film the reunion, and even then they only exchanged a few words.
Booka, a heavy metal musician and mental health worker from Perth, spent most of her time in Sydney on her own in Surry Hills.
Meanwhile, Brett kept to himself, arriving for the dinner party and reunion cocktail party solo.
Kept apart: Booka and Brett, both 31, each arrived in Sydney separately and were housed at different hotels, which all but confirms they’re not together
Where’s Brett? Booka, a heavy metal musician and mental health worker from Perth, spent most of her time in Sydney on her own in Surry Hills
Their relationship frayed on the show this week because of the ‘poison letter’ task.
The challenge saw Booka storm out of their apartment after her husband accused her of being self-centred.
Speaking to Chrissie, Sam & Browny on Thursday, Brett said he’d felt like everything was going fine until she read the letter, which was written by fellow MAFS groom Patrick Dwyer based on his private conversations with Brett.
Not happy: Brett mostly kept to himself while in Sydney, arriving for the dinner party and reunion cocktail party solo. Pictured right with a female producer
‘I just didn’t see it coming,’ he told the radio hosts.
Brett said that after watching Wednesday’s episode, he now wishes he’d apologised.
‘There’s only one thing I wish I had said, looking back, I wish in that I moment I’d said sorry to Booka because I think that would have made all the difference,’ he said.
Done: Their relationship frayed on the show this week because of the ‘poison letter’ task, which saw Booka storm out of their apartment after Brett accused her of being self-centred
During the episode, Booka explained that she wanted Brett to take accountability for speaking negatively about her to Patrick behind her back.
Booka told the group at the dinner party: ‘This whole relationship I have been the bad person. He has been the good person.’
‘I’m over being the problem. I’m done, I’m just done,’ she said, to which Brett replied: ‘We’re both exhausted. Nothing works, we’ve both tried. It just goes nowhere.’
Brett later told producers he was tired and didn’t see a future with Booka.
Married At First Sight continues Sunday at 7pm on Channel Nine
Will they last? Daily Mail Australia understands they had no contact with each other after jetting into Sydney on February 6. They didn’t speak until it was time to film the reunion (pictured) and even then they only exchanged a few words
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