Married At First Sight’s Ryan Donnelly got very handsy with his rumoured ‘girlfriend’ Jennie on Sunday at Daily Mail Australia’s exclusive reunion after party at Sydney’s Noir. 

The pair, who are actually close friends, were snapped getting close on the dancefloor as the cast partied at the popular nightspot.

In the pictures, Ryan could be seen dancing with the tattooed beauty, who wore a black lacy mini dress boasting a revealing slit up her thigh. 

One snap showed the pair with their arms wrapped around each other as they posed for a sweet photo with giant grins. 

In another picture, it even seemed like the pair were leaning in for a kiss as she affectionately touched Ryan’s chest. 

Ryan, who was partnered with now-engaged reality star Jacqui, 29, on the show, wore a pair of maroon-coloured jeans and a black button-up shirt, which he left casually open to show a peep of skin. 

Married At First Sight’s Ryan Donnelly got very handsy with his rumoured ‘girlfriend’ Jennie on Sunday at Daily Mail Australia’s exclusive reunion after party at Sydney ‘s Noir 

The pair, who are actually close friends, were snapped getting close on the dancefloor as the cast partied at the popular nightspot 

In another picture, it even seemed like the pair were leaning in for a kiss as the mystery woman affectionately touched Ryan’s chest 

In March, Jacqui came under fire after making a crude comment Ryan’s love life during a chaotic TikTok Live.

The lawyer took part in a now-viral livestream alongside her now-fiancé Clint Rice, which has been met with backlash.

The pair appeared to mock Ryan’s location and sexual activity with an expletive-laced joke that many viewers have labelled ‘sl*t-shaming.’

‘Where is Ryan? He’s probably in Campbelltown,’ Jacqui said, before crudely adding: ‘I guess he’s probably f***ing some sl*t.’

Clint, clearly caught off guard, laughed nervously and replied: ‘Can we cut that?’

The pair’s remarks spread rapidly across social media, sparking outrage and hundreds of furious comments slamming Jacqui for using degrading language towards women.

Jacqui has since issued a lengthy statement apologising for the slur, saying the term was used sarcastically but admitting ‘it wasn’t funny.’

She went on to clarify that she has no contact with Ryan, claiming he’s blocked and that she gets friends and family to monitor his online content and report back to her.

Married At First Sight bride Jacqui Burfoot has come under fire after making a crude comment about her ‘husband’ Ryan Donnelly (both pictured) during a chaotic TikTok Live

The 29-year-old lawyer took part in a now-viral livestream alongside Clint Rice (left) on Friday night, who she has since re-matched with, which has been met with backlash

‘I don’t follow Ryan and didn’t know he was seeing anyone – last I heard he was single hooking up with women at parties with his tongue down their throats,’ Jacqui claimed. 

‘Yes, I literally get heaps of these messages from girls.’

‘Sorry to those romantic interests if they are offended – all the best to these babes (and no shame on towns and locations).

‘In saying that please don’t send me threats of physical harm. It’s so disproportionate.’

However, fans weren’t buying the apology, flooding social media with scathing criticism.

One user wrote: ‘Ew. Calling women sl*ts is not supportive behaviour, Jacqui.

‘Just gross. Be better,’ while another added, ‘Jacqui reminds me of Olivia. Constantly backtracking and saying “bad edit” never admitting to anything they have done.’

A third simply commented: ‘Wowza.’

Others compared her to previous controversial contestants from past MAFS seasons, with one fan writing: ‘Clint will be back in 2 months telling us how crazy she is,’ while another said, ‘She is bringing Clint down to her level. No respect for him either now.’

Jacqui has since issued a lengthy statement apologising for the slur, saying the term was used sarcastically but admitting ‘it wasn’t funny’

However, fans weren’t buying the apology, flooding social media with scathing criticism

Another user didn’t hold back: ‘They painted a pic of her on MAFS. Sadly, I don’t think they’re far off.’

And one comment that seemed to sum up the mood read: ‘Wow, what a revolting couple.’

Fans also took aim at Clint for his failure to immediately shut down the offensive remark.

‘Clint is asking for trouble,’ one person wrote, while another said: ‘Oh wow, so elegant Jacqui NOT. All the best Clint. 1 WORD. (PRENUP)’

The backlash has also reignited debate about Jacqui’s behaviour throughout the season, with some calling her out for blaming editing and deflecting accountability.

One follower vented: ‘You can blame editing all you like, you have just proven that their editing is not far off who you are. Please go and seek some help!’

Others were more direct: ‘Putrid individual she is’ and ‘Seriously, there is something wrong with her!’