MAFS star Thomas Kriaras has revealed the shocking X-rated request he got from a fan after the show while sifting through his DMs.
The eligible bachelor, 27, has been flooded with messages from hopeful singles since the Channel 4 experiment aired.
"I now know what it feels like to be a regular girl on Tinder," he joked in an exclusive interview with The Sun.
Although he was paired up with Rosaline Darlington during Married At First Sight, the pair parted ways romantically after Roz confessed she couldn't picture them raising a family together.
"Feelings have settled between us and we are just good friends," he added, "and that's all there is."
But plenty of ladies across the UK have high hopes of becoming more than friends with the dashing man from Wiltshire.
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Sadly, the feeling is not reciprocated, unless you're Margot Robbie.
"The women who have been in my DMs have been 90 per cent very lovely and supportive, but when it comes to a relationship and dating, it's just not within the realm of viability right now for myself.
"I cannot envisage myself seeing someone right now. I just need to be on my own.
"I'd opened myself up to Roz, and as a result it made me realise it takes a long time for me to open up to someone. I don't have the capacity right now to really open up again because of how exhausting this whole process has been.
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"It has nothing to do with Roz, it's just a very emotional process, especially when we have to relive it and we have people judging us.
"I feel like focusing on myself and the right person will come along – if they do. Maybe I'll see Margot Robbie in the fruit section at Asda. We'll lock eyes and think, we can make this work."
Although the application process for dating Thomas is shut – to everyone except the Australian actress – he did share the most bizarre message he's received from a stranger.
"I think the funniest message that has arrived in my DMs was a man saying, 'We could wank together, no one would ever know.'"
Needless to say he will not be taking them up on the offer, but the 27-year-old did reveal something raunchy he took away from his time on the show.
Fans of the show will all be familiar with the collection of sex toys Roz convinced Tom to buy to spice up their time in the bedroom, including one vibrating egg which they even sneakily used during one dinner party.
He chuckled: "So, in the divorce, I took the 'kids'. Look, I picked them up, I take them home. It's only fair! Roz already has a fully kitted out armoury, she doesn't need them."
Now that the latest season of MAFS has finished airing, Tom can't wait to move on to some projects he has in the pipeline – one of which includes a well known British sitcom star.
The finance and investment graduate added: "One thing I'm really excited for is starting a podcast. My first guest is kindly Daisy May Cooper, from This Country.
"The theme is discussing careers and self growth, and then also finance and investment. Ultimately, I think the biggest thing people in the UK are suffering from right now is financial illiteracy.
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"Only 8 per cent of people in the UK actually seek advice from a financial advisor. Our education system right now is not helping people make the most of their money.
"A lot of people in the UK are living paycheck to paycheck with zero savings. You've got people like Martin Lewis who are phenomenal in helping people save money, but people need to learn how to make the money work for them."
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