Married At First Sight Australia 2020’s Seb Guilhaus has split from Ania Kilic.
Taking to his Instagram on September 11, the former bae of MAFS alum Elizabeth “Lizzie” Sobinoff revealed that he and Ania were taking a “break”.
“Ania and I are taking a break,” Seb penned a post on his Instagram Story.
“I won’t go into too much detail, but our happiness has been suffering for some time. The best parts have been great, but the toxic parts have been debilitating.”
Prior to explaining their split, Seb also revealed he hadn’t “been well”.
“My mental health has rapidly declined over the last year,” he said, before adding that he needs “time to gain clarity” and “repair” himself.
Seb Guilhaus Joined OnlyFans with Ex-Girlfriend Ania Kilic
Back in July, the former NFL player revealed he and Ania had joined OnlyFans, however, felt he was going “against the grain” of reality TV stardom by joining the adult-only app.
“My branding from the show, you might say, is that of a gentleman,” Seb told Adelaide Now.
“I regard myself as having those qualities but also human, and there is more to me. I’m also very sexual and I like to make choices against the grain.”
Seb Guilhaus’ Instagram Followers Were Furious That the Married At First Sight Star Joined OnlyFans
Despite acknowledging it would “shock” his SG Fitness online community and MAFS fanbase, Seb decided to embrace his “sexual” side and launch an OnlyFans.
There wasn’t a soft launch on Instagram, but even Seb’s nude pics remained community guidelines-friendly and were often served up with a generous helping of Guilhaus charm.
However, some of his followers were furious at the sudden change. Seb was inundated with cruel comments, which we’re not gonna repeat because they were slut-shaming and gross.
“Obviously people with fixed views will always regard things in this realm as being offensive,” Seb said of the backlash.
“There are so many stigmas around work in the sexual realm, and there shouldn’t be. It’s a natural part of life and it’s crucial to connection.
“No one is getting hurt, and no one is being forced to subscribe.”
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