Page 13: Hospo hotshot and MAFS flame spark surprise wedding rumour frenzy
The Toorak rumour mill is swirling with word Melbourne hospo hotshot Hayden Burbank and his MAFS flame Belinder Vicker are getting hitched this weekend.
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Are AFL border breacher hospo Hayden Burbank and his Married At First Sight fiancee Belinder Vicker getting hitched on Saturday?
That’s word on the streets of Toorak with their engagement party on the weekend thought to be doubling as a surprise wedding.
About 100 guests have been invited to the Toorak abode for the “special soiree” cocktail party, including Heloise Pratt and her rocker partner Jon Stevens as well as Melbourne Football Club president Brad Green, although Page 13 suspects they haven’t rsvp’d.
Vickers knows a thing about a surprise wedding given her time on the Nine reality dating season back in 2021.
Burbank popped the question last Valentine’s Day with a treasure hunt in the Botanical Gardens, describing Vickers as his “saviour” and “angel”.
The former owner of Chapel St hotspot Morris Jones famously made headlines in 2021 when he was jailed in Perth after illegally entering the state to see his beloved Melbourne Football Club in the Grand Final.
The couple met at trendy cafe Gilson in South Yarra through mutual friends.
“It was 12 months after the show that we met and it really led me to him and opened up new people for me to meet.”
Originally published as Page 13: Hospo hotshot and MAFS flame spark surprise wedding rumour frenzy
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