MAFS: Bride’s ‘hot brother’ has a secret job as a stripper
The “hot brother” from last night’s episode of Married At First Sight has an X-rated side-hustle that will leave his new fans delighted.
Married At First Sight fans have been going wild for the breakout star of last night’s episode, bride Jessika’s “hot brother” Rhyce Power.
But as well as being the super protective sibling, the heavily tattooed hunk has a surprise side-gig — working in the adult entertainment industry on weekends.
“Rhyce is a waiter and stripper for us,” a spokesperson for Magic Men Australia told news.com.au. “It is what it is.”
Details of Rhyce’s racy past emerged after a series of risque snaps appeared online, showing him in provocative poses with a number of different women.
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Posting the professional photos from an event on Saturday January 26, the company said: “So who watched MAFS tonight? You may recognise one of our newest Magic Men. What do you think ladies?”
The stripper and topless waiter peeled off his clothes to serve thirsty guests at a night of “sexy indulgence” event in Melbourne.
In one photo, Rhyce channelled his inner Channing Tatum, posing beside a flock of grinning women.
Another racy snap shows him appearing to have an arm wrestle with one of his muscular colleagues.
“Ladies most lavish night out,” the event caption reads on the page, which has more than 15,000 Aussie fans.
While he’s only recently joined Magic Men, the carpenter isn’t new to the X-rated entertainment scene.
News.com.au has uncovered a promotional poster for another stripping company from 2012.
In this risque shot, a fresher-faced Rhyce still has his signature six-pack, but only a few of his distinctive tattoos.
His “Thicker Than Water” design can be seen clearly emblazoned across his chest, as well as the beginnings of his sleeve on his left arm.
Following his appearance on the show, Rhyce became an overnight sensation.
The attractive carpenter spent a fair bit of time looking serious and firing up to producers about his concerns over Jessika’s love match, but people were only focused on his handsome looks.
His Instagram account has seen a huge boost in numbers, jumping from about 10,000 followers after the show aired last night to more than 31,000 in less than 24 hours.
Rhyce confirmed to the Daily Mail Australia earlier that he is a male stripper for the Magic Men Australia agency.
“I am a carpenter. But yes, I do that (stripping) on the side,” he said.
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