Vile leaked MAFS Australia group chat screenshots expose brides’ campaign to destroy Alissa

Screenshots from a group chat allegedly containing some of the MAFS Australia 2026 brides have leaked, and they appear to expose a dark campaign of hate against bride Alissa Fay.

In the last couple of weeks on the show, the relationships between the brides have turned toxic. Dinner party two was wild, and felt like an attack. Expert Mel later called out the behaviour as “vicious”. Brook and Gia flung insults across the table, and at the following commitment ceremony, Alissa said she had no idea where the comments had come from.

Now, leaked screenshots from a group chat have given some dark context. The messages are allegedly between Gia, Brook and Bec, and were reportedly sent just days before the explosive dinner party. According to Daily Mail Australia, Channel Nine and the show’s production company were aware of the messages, and hoped they’d never be made public.

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In one message, a text appearing to have come from Bec said she was going to “go so f*cking hard on Alissa and her fake relationship.” A reply said: “Go babe we agree and got you.” Bec also appeared to make further comments about Alissa’s character, and branded her a “rat” for telling producers journalists had been in touch.

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In one more, it was said: “Alissa probably isn’t a bad girl but her head is so far up her f*cking ar*e she doesn’t even realise what a c*nt she actually is.” A reply, believed to be from Gia, said: “I don’t care lol I don’t like her never will”.

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Alissa was also called fake, unrelatable and opportunistic. David also took the brunt of some of the messages, as one called the couple “Christian influencer wannabes” and said it’s “obvious” they are “dying to be” famous.

Speaking to the Daily Mail, Alissa said she believes the messages prove the outburst at the dinner party was planned. “There was a lot of mean girl behaviour. And a lot of stuff didn’t make the cut because it was just too vicious to air on TV,” she said. “To find out that it was premeditated as well, it’s pretty disgusting.”

Since the dinner party aired, both Brook and Gia have apologised for how they came across. Bec apologised to Alissa at the commitment ceremony.

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