After failing to find love on the show, many of the chaotic Married at First Sight Australia 2023 stars have already signed on with talent managers.
Whilst the season was airing, there were talks about the brides and grooms seeking managers and sponcon deals (much to the dismay of Nine producers).
Now, as revealed in episode 288 of the So Dramatic! podcast, we’ve found out which of our favourite trainwrecks are using their 15 minutes of fame to cure their broken hearts!
Despite reports that Bronte Schofield and Lyndall Grace had signed with Benji Hart‘s The MGMT, So Dramatic! can exclusively reveal that this isn’t the case.
The two brides are yet to commit to managers and are currently speaking to a number of potential agencies.
Regardless, they “definitely won’t be signing with Benji”. Ouch.
Meanwhile, it’s been reported that Benji was ALSO representing Janelle Han. However, she’s actually tied to Martha Kalifatidis‘s old manager, Kat Moses, from MGMT, whom she’s been working with long before her stint on MAFS.
Benji is still copping some 2023 talent though, with Sandy Jawanda signing on with him.
Who are the other Married at First Sight 2023 stars with talent managers?
Claire Nomarhas has signed on with the influencer management company One Day Dream Talent, whilst golden couple Tahnee Cook and Ollie Skelton have found themselves in the capable hands of Day Management.
Mega villain Harrison Boon is being managed by Rojo Consulting, who also look after 2022’s least favourable participants Olivia Frazer, Jackson Lonie, Cody Bromley and Tamara Djordjevic.
And as the old saying goes: you are the company you keep…
Meanwhile, lovebirds Duncan James and Evelyn Ellis have signed with Jai Evans, a prominent PR and marketing strategist.
Boss babe Melinda Willis is in high demand
It was previously reported that Melinda Willis and Layton Mills aren’t planning on signing with an agency, despite having several meetings with keen firms.
However, So Dramatic! can reveal that this isn’t exactly true.
The beauty CEO has signed on with two management firms, both with non-exclusivity agreements. Those lucky firms are Zooz, the same agency Caitlin McConville has signed on with, as well as influencer management company Neon Agency.
The 32-year-old will also have an internal assistant to manage her day-to-day life.
On top of this, it seems like the businesswoman is highly sought after, as a PR manager has told us that lots of brands are lining up to work with her.
“She’s already signed a number of five-figure deals right off the bat,” they dished, spilling that the reality star is “set to earn around $5k per story, $7k a post and $8k per reel.” Now that’s an eye-watering amount of dosh!
“She’s told her agencies that she wants to be selective with the brands she chooses to work with as she wants to remain genuine to her followers,” they added.
Meanwhile, her partner is keeping his options open as he isn’t too bothered with “influencing”. This is rich coming from a man who’s made multiple appearances on reality TV!
One of our sources has told us that he’ll probably manage himself for now, but he’s open to chatting with agencies down the line if his priorities change.
Anyway, good luck to them all, they’re gonna need it!
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