MAFS bride Davina’s bid to make quick cash
SHE boasts a lifestyle of beaches and cocktails but Married At First Sight’s controversial bride Davina Rankin has gone online in a bid to make as little as $22. It comes after she was hit with backlash following her on-air “cheating scandal” with Dean Wells.
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SHE boasts a lifestyle of beaches and cocktails but Married At First Sight’s controversial bride Davina Rankin has gone online in a bid to make as little as $22.
The Instagram model, who has taken herself out of the spotlight following a TV “cheating scandal” with contestant Dean Wells, is selling several of her much-prized skimpy outfits on buymyclothes.com.
One Kookai playsuit she claims she purchased for $180 but she only wants $88 for the “worn once” item.
For another “never worn perfect condition” Shakuhachi printed playsuit, she is selling for just $22.
It’s a far cry from the lifestyle she brags about to her 315,000 Instagram followers online.
Just last month, she was sipping a drink poolside at Queensland’s Jo-Jo’s Restaurant and Bar in a floral low-cut throwover dress.
On the show, the 26-year-old attempted to smooth things over with her TV groom Ryan Gallagher despite her plans to ditch him for Wells fell through, when in a shock twist, he decided to stay with Tracey Jewel instead.
Following the bombshell, Rankin quickly became one of the most unpopular figures on the Australian reality TV and broke her silence to Hit 105’s Stav, Abby and Matt recently on social media.
“A lot happened behind the scenes,” Davina wrote in a message to the hosts.
“It’s so hard for me to even watch the show as I know the context of the conversations and some of the sentences are from days before so it’s almost impossible for me to make sense.
“I know it’s everyone’s job whether it is selling magazines or getting listeners on the radio but until it directly affects you it’s really hard to get your head around.”
More than 2.6 million viewers tuned into the show on Sunday night — the highest ratings in the show’s five seasons.