Leaked pictures have revealed one fan-favourite Married At First Sight couple has remained strong following the shocking dinner party that aired on Wednesday night.
Stella Mickunaite and Filip Gregov were spotted spending some quality time together, looking completely unbothered by the drama.
Daily Mail captured the couple looking loved-up as they went for a leisurely stroll, clearly taking the time to focus on their relationship.
Stella flaunted her figure in a very form-fitting blue activewear suit, flashing the tattoo on her thigh.
The beauty technician accessorised with a pair of orange-tinted glasses and comfortable slippers as she clung to her hunky man.
Meanwhile, Filip was all smiles as he carried a red shopping bag and, at one point, wrapped his arm around Stella.
Leaked pictures have revealed one fan-favourite Married At First Sight couple has remained strong following the shocking dinner party that aired on Wednesday night
A video taken by a fan was also uploaded to TikTok on Wednesday, showing the happy couple walking hand-in-hand in Cronulla recently.
Stella, who is based in New South Wales, was wearing skin-tight activewear, flaunting her figure in beige bike shorts and a black sports bra.
Meanwhile, her Victoria-based beau showed off his muscular arms in a black tank top and grey shorts.
The pair appeared to be caught up in their own little love bubble as they went on a stroll near the beach.
‘Guys, it’s Stella and her husband from MAFS. They’re still together,’ the fan could be heard saying in the video as they captured the sneaky clip.
‘They’re at Cronulla having a little walkie walk. I can’t think of his name, but slay.’
Stella experienced shocking bullying during the dinner party on Wednesday night when ‘villain’ Brook Crompton unleashed a verbal attack against her.
The shocking scenes left viewers stunned as Brook, 27, and Gia Fleur, 35, accused Stella of dressing like a ‘stripper’ and having a fake romance with Filip.
Stella Mickunaite and Filip Gregov were spotted spending some quality time together, looking completely unbothered by the drama
Daily Mail captured the couple looking loved-up as they went for a leisurely stroll, clearly taking the time to focus on their relationship
Stella held her own against the women, refusing to escalate their vicious tirade which saw the women labelled as ‘bullies’ and ‘mean girls’.
Meanwhile, Filip was a silent sentinel at his wife’s side, saying very little to stick up for Stella against Brook and Gia.
Now, the carpenter has confessed to Daily Mail the real reason he didn’t step in was because he ‘didn’t need to’.
‘I’m not really a confrontational person by nature. It takes a lot to get me worked up,’ he said.
‘We went into every dinner party and commitment ceremony with the mindset that if someone needs to address you, you can address yourself.
‘And that’s what I did. I just let Stella handle herself. From the absolute start of the experiment, she handled herself with grace and respect.
‘I didn’t really need to step in, to be honest with you.’
Stella also opened up to Daily Mail about the shock gathering, saying it is ‘not my style to insert myself into drama’.
A fan-captured video was also uploaded to TikTok on Wednesday, showing the happy couple walking hand-in-hand in Cronulla recently
Stella experienced shocking bullying during the dinner party on Wednesday night when ‘villain’ Brook Crompton unleashed a verbal attack against her
Filip was a silent sentinel at his wife’s side, saying very little to stick up for Stella against Brook and Gia. Now, the carpenter has confessed to Daily Mail the real reason he didn’t step in was because he ‘didn’t need to’
‘If someone is judging you, that’s projection. I was very focused on my relationship,’ she said.
‘We saved ourselves so much heartache by staying out of it,’ Filip added.
‘I hate drama queens. That’s always been an ick for me. We were hyper-focused on us.’
The couple went on to say their relationship remained completely unaffected by the drama that unfolded on Wednesday night.
‘We were kind of busy working our own stuff out,’ they agreed.
‘We always knew our problems were bigger than the experiment [and] whatever was about to happen after the experiment.
‘For the most part, we were just kind of in a love bubble and doing our thing.’
