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Domenica Calarco enjoyed a night with her MAFS co-stars just hours before saying she ‘couldn’t get out of bed’ due to the stress of being teased online. Social media photos show the influencer, 29, looking excited while out for dinner with ex-girlfriend Jack Millar and their friends Ella Ding, Al Perkins and Brent Vitiello on Wednesday. The morning after a fun outing, Domenica released a bonus episode of her podcast Sit With Us where she talks about the cruel trolling she faced for trying to seduce 18-year-old Robert Irwin on TikTok. Domenica Calarco (left, with Al Perkins) enjoyed a night with her MAFS co-stars just hours before saying she ‘couldn’t get out of bed’ because of the stress of being teased online Addressing the backlash she faced for his harmless compliment in one of Robert’s videos, Domenica began: ‘I haven’t gotten over it. ‘Calling someone handsome got me so many news articles [and] so many people have opinions about things.’ “I tell people I’m on medication, and

Married at First Sight star Amanda Micallef hit back after getting a BRUTAL review on OnlyFans: ‘I’m not going to sell my naked body for just $10’ By Bridie Pearson-jones For Daily Mail Australia Published: 01:43 EDT, 7 July 2022 | Updated: 03:14 EDT, 7 July 2022 A former Married At First Sight star has responded to claims that she doesn’t show enough skin on OnlyFans to justify her monthly subscription fee. Amanda Micallef charges $10 per month to view her OnlyFans content, but some people have complained that her photos are similar to what she shows for free on social media. A disgruntled customer posted a bad review on Instagram on Thursday, prompting the 37-year-old personal trainer to stick to his business model. Former Married At First Sight star Amanda Micallef (pictured) has responded to claims that she doesn’t show enough skin on OnlyFans to justify her monthly subscription fee. Displeased customer says

The Australian MAFS star has fans all over the world, which is why American viewers were taken aback when cable channel Lifetime decided to cancel the show despite 300,000 viewers watching each week. Lifetime bought the rights to the Channel Nine show in 2020 and also aired the US version of the show. However, when eager viewers went to watch an episode last month, they found that the show was no longer airing during its usual time slot and had been moved to the network’s streaming app. The Australian MAFS star has fans all over the world, which is why American fans are angry over the cancellation of the show on US TV. Photo: Nine No explanation was given for the change, leaving fans furious that they had to go elsewhere for the show, despite already paying for the channel. Many fans have accused Lifetime of trying to force viewers into their app with some saying they only have channels to watch MAFS and will be leaving the network. RELATED “Your app is terrible,” wrote one angry view