MAFS Stars Go Rogue, Claiming Compensation Is Now Up For Discussion!

The floodgates look set to be opened, after it came to light that 'House Rules' star, Nicole Prince, was looking into compensation for the damages to her character, leaving her unable to get work.

Since the bombshell dropped, other reality stars have confirmed they are now watching carefully to see how events unfold. Sean Thomsen, Tracey Jewel and Dean Wells all spoke to the Hit Network's Krysti & Bodge, describing their time on set, the allegations of bullying, post MAFS life and the mental health struggles that come with intense scrutiny, that still follow them, (a year on) since their season of the show came to a close.

Tracey Jewel has claimed the knock on effects from being on the show, were directly involved with her overdosing, while on holiday...

Dean Wells, who still remains good friends with Tracey, says that the show needs to take responsibility for the heavily edited scenes and the misrepresentation of people's characters.

Sean Thomsen, who was mercilessly trolled for his looks and sexuality, says that was nothing compared to the bullying on set.

The Full interviews with Tracey, Dean and Sean are below. If you or anyone you know are suffering with mental health, there are absolutely people you can reach out to: Beyond Blue - 1300 22 4636, Lifeline - 13 11 14