‘I’m lost for words’: Married At First Sight bride Beth Moore gives major life update after splitting from her on-screen husband Russell Duance
She failed to find love on Married At First Sight with diesel mechanic Russell Duance.
But it appears Beth Moore is doing better than ever following her split, as she revealed on Wednesday that she’s making a huge life change – and couldn’t be more excited about it.
The 39-year-old, who lives in Western Australia, announced she’s moving state for a ‘new job’ and ‘new house’ for a fresh start after the show.
Moving on! Married At First Sight star Beth Moore appears to be doing better than ever following her on-screen split, as she revealed on Wednesday that she’s making a huge life change – and couldn’t be more excited about it
‘Going through so many emotions right now, I’m lost for words!’ she wrote.
While it’s not known where Beth will be moving to, she could – like many other of this season’s contestants – be moving to reside in Sydney or Melbourne.
Her post comes just weeks after she revealed that she’s been propositioned by multiple gentlemen on social media since leaving the show.
In a video posted to Instagram Stories, Beth told the men writing to her she was thankful for their attention, but wasn’t interested.
On to the next! It comes just weeks after Beth revealed that she’s been propositioned by multiple gentlemen on social media since leaving the show
‘I’ve been receiving a lots of messages from men. Not bragging, but people [are] really expecting me to give them time and to respond,’ she began her video.
Beth continued: ‘For some reason [they] think I am interested in getting to know someone, that I have no idea who they are, they have no profile pictures.
‘I am not being rude, there’s just too many messages to respond to everyone. And I am not interested in really just getting to know strangers and having texts with people online that I don’t even know from a bar of soap.
No thanks! In a video posted to Instagram Stories on Sunday, Beth told the men writing to her she was thankful for their attention, but wasn’t interested
‘It’s a lot of time and energy to go into that. Same with online dating, it’s really tedious.’
She concluded: ‘Don’t be offended. [Thank you] for your compliments, and being nice and thanks for following and supporting [me] but just don’t be offended if I don’t reply to messages.’
Psychology student Beth had a disastrous run on MAFS, having nothing in common with her groom, diesel mechanic Russell, 37, and even broke down in tears on their wedding day.
No connection: Psychology student Beth had a disastrous run on MAFS, having nothing in common with her groom, diesel mechanic Russell, 37, (right) and even broke down in tears on their wedding day
‘He wasn’t the person I had envisioned. I was open to whatever was happening but I definitely had a moment of shock,’ she told TV Week.
Beth also told the publication that she couldn’t help but also feel disappointed.
‘I actually felt a little bit offended, like they’d ignored all of those things and put me with Russell,’ she said.
Upset: ‘I actually felt a little bit offended, like they’d ignored all of those things and put me with Russell,’ she said