MAFS' Ash is trying to sell off his wedding ring: 'Cursed'

Married At First Sight's Ash Galati had a brief stint on the show, but now the cast has gotten their Instagrams back, the groom has taken to the social media platform to make a joke about selling his wedding ring after things didn't work out with Madeleine Maxwell.

While fans may remember Madeleine more than Ash himself, the 2024 MAFS groom uploaded a video of his wedding ring to his 10k following, with the caption: "Serious bidders only... one used wedding ring."

He then joked former MAFS star from many moons ago, Nick Furphy, had put in a bid for $4.50.

Ash, who is now dating someone new, replied to fans that he's "too blessed to stress" now post-MAFS journey despite drawing attention to his "cursed" marriage again. He also changed his Instagram bio to: "Got married on national TV, then divorced in a week."

MAFS' Ash jokes about selling wedding ring

"Here it is, the one I actually wore," Ash said. "Is it cursed? Potentially. Is it a good price? Absolutely, so hit me up, start the bid, let's get rid of this bad boy."

The post was met with some comments, with MAFS star Jade Pywell saying, "😂😂 omg" and Ash replying that her partner Ridge would get "discounts" on the ring. "Don’t bring your bad juju ring near us," Jade replied.

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"I’ll wear it around my neck," Nick Furphy commented. "Give it to the cows, mate," someone else said.

MAFS' Madeleine responds to rumours she was a 'production plant'

Due to her work and abilities as a psychic medium and her MAFS appearance which included calling Ash out about a deb ball, many fans speculated Madeleine perhaps was a producer plant or making a brief appearance on the show as an actress to shake things up.

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Madeleine has since addressed those rumours, telling Yahoo Lifestyle that it's not true.

"I mean, what is a production plant, is it a production plant that's going to do whatever producers want you to do in order to create drama?" Madeleine asked. "Because I am not that person, if anything, it's like when it's me and my name towards a project, I believe it should be people's own values and beliefs.

"I would never sign up for that, but let me tell you, there's a lot of actresses on that show baby, and I was not acting despite what everyone says, they should be paid a lot more for what they're doing, let's just say that!"

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