MAFS Australia’s Harrison has unknowingly become the face of a sexual enhancer

Married at First Sight Australia groom Harrison Boon has unknowingly become the face of premature ejaculation pills.

An online prescription service, Pilot, shared an advert on Facebook using a photo of Harrison and his TV wife Bronte Schofield during a commitment ceremony where they appear shocked.

The advert was captioned: “When you last way longer than you thought was possible,” implying the couple were shocked by the results of the pills.

There is no evidence Harrison has ever taken premature ejaculation pills and it is understood he and Bronte were unaware their photo was going to be used.

via Pilot

A screenshot of the advert was posted on Reddit and wrote: “Harrison’s new venture?” The advert included the photo and a description which read: “There are heaps of tricks and techniques to help last longer, there is also prescription medications that help with the problem.

“At Pilot we make it simple to access help with online, text based consults with Australian doctors, and free, discreet delivery of treatments.”

Pilot is an online service where men can get prescriptions for medication related to their health instead of a consultation with a doctor.

Harrison’s new career path is well off from being the face of premature ejaculation pills. The MAFS cast member has revealed he will now become a motivational speaker and hopes to inspire single fathers who have been in toxic relationships.

He previously told The Kyle and Jackie O show he wanted to “spread a positive message and have the discussions people are too scared to have.”

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Featured image credit via Nine Network Australia.