Married At First Sight’s Bronte Schofield was left feeling short-changed after she finally consummated her marriage to Harrison Boon on Thursday’s episode.
Despite getting off to a rocky start due to Harrison’s ‘secret girlfriend’ drama, the pair decided to give romance a second chance on their honeymoon.
However, Harrison’s lovemaking skills fell flat, with reports claiming he only lasted two seconds in the sack.
Married At First Sight’s Bronte Schofield and ‘horny’ Harrison finally consummated their marriage during Thursday night’s episode, but it didn’t go according to plan. Both pictured
During the episode, things started heating up as Bronte and Harrison drank wine over lunch at their Hunter Valley resort.
‘I cannot tell you how f**king sexy you look today. My god,’ Sydney builder and part-time stripper Harrison quietly said, believing that the cameras weren’t filming.
‘It’s taking everything not to jump over this f**king chair right now, especially with a couple of wines in me,’ he added as Bronte giggled and blushed.
Speaking to producers, the father-of-one gushed: ‘I was attracted to Bronte when I first met her, but I feel like the more time I get to spend with her, the more attracted I become.’
During the episode, things started heating up as Bronte and Harrison drank wine over lunch at their Hunter Valley resort. ‘I cannot tell you how f**king sexy you look today. My god,’ Sydney builder and part-time stripper Harrison quietly said, believing that the cameras weren’t filming
Harrison’s charms were clearly working wonders on Bronte, who told the cameras: ‘Soaking it up here, with my now-husband on our honeymoon has been absolutely bliss. Honestly, I don’t think it could have gone any better, and sometimes it takes it away. ‘
Later in the episode it was revealed Bronte and Harrison had sex the night after their boozy luncheon – but things didn’t go as planned.
‘I guess sometimes the hotter the flame, the faster it burns out,’ Harrison gravely told producers the morning after his romp with Bronte.
Harrison ruefully explained he saw a change in the couple’s ‘chemistry’ after they had sex – a sentiment shared by Bronte.
Later in the episode it was revealed Bronte and Harrison had sex the night after their boozy luncheon – but things didn’t go as planned
‘I guess sometimes the hotter the flame, the faster it burns out,’ Harrison gravely told producers the morning after his romp with Bronte
Speaking to producers, the brunette accused Harrison of ignoring the emotional side of sex.
‘For me, sex isn’t just about physical, I need to be mentally stimulated, and he did sort of just shut that down quick,’ she lamented.
‘And he goes, ‘Oh I don’t need that, I just need physical.’ I was like, ‘OK, but I want to build a connection with you. I don’t want this just to be because we find each other good looking.”
Harrison ruefully explained he saw a change in the couple’s ‘chemistry’ after they had sex – a sentiment shared by Bronte
Speaking to producers, the brunette accused Harrison of ignoring the emotional side of sex. ‘For me, sex isn’t just about physical, I need to be mentally stimulated, and he did sort of just shut that down quick,’ she lamented
Bronte then decided to confront Harrison, delivering a lengthy speech about the importance of ‘seeing each other for who we are’.
‘We definitely need to strip it back and just get to know each other,’ she explained.
Immediately defensive, Harrison hit back: ‘I don’t really want to talk about it anymore, though. To be honest with you, I just kind of want a bit of time apart.’
Bronte began wiping back tears as he told her, ‘To be honest with you, I just kind of want a bit of time apart.’
Bronte then decided to confront Harrison, delivering a lengthy speech about the importance of ‘seeing each other for who we are’. ‘We definitely need to strip it back and just get to know each other,’ she explained
Immediately defensive, Harrison hit back: ‘I don’t really want to talk about it anymore, though. To be honest with you, I just kind of want a bit of time apart’
Speaking to producers after the confrontation, Bronte said: ‘When it came to the sexual side of things, I don’t think it met either of our expectations.’
‘It was so rushed, and there was no emotions in there… basically I knew his favourite sex position before I knew his favourite colour.’
While Bronte opted not to divulge specific details of her sexual experience, an insider told So Dramatic! that Bronte ‘wasn’t exactly pleased with Harrison’s performance.’
Later in the episode, Harrison left Bronte in tears yet again by saying he didn’t find her attractive. ‘There’s no sexual chemistry, that’s just the way that it is,’ he told her over dinner, adding: ‘I just need time to find you sexually attractive again’
‘She calls him a ‘pump and a dump’ and said it was over in two seconds,’ the source said.
Later in the episode, Harrison left Bronte in tears yet again by saying he didn’t find her attractive.
‘There’s no sexual chemistry, that’s just the way that it is,’ he told her over dinner, adding: ‘I just need time to find you sexually attractive again’.
This was met with confusion from Bronte, who replied with a simple, ‘huh?’.
This was met with confusion from Bronte, who replied with a simple, ‘huh?’