‘I shouldn’t be pressured to have sex’: Married At First Sight’s Jonethen Musulin defends his decision to not be intimate with Connie Crayden
Married At First Sight’s Connie Crayden confronted her ‘husband’ Jonethen Musulin about his lack of intimacy during Tuesday night’s dinner party.
And on Wednesday, Jonethen, 27, defended his decision to not have sex with Connie while filming the show.
Speaking on Nova’s Fitzy & Wippa, the reality TV star said:’It’s so crazy, I can’t believe they were pressuring me to have sex.’
‘I shouldn’t have been pressured to have sex!’ MAFS’ Jonethen Musulin (pictured)has defended his decision to not be intimate with TV wife Connie Crayden
‘If that was me and I was pressuring Connie to have sex then this conversation would be so different right now,’ he explained.
Jonethen went on to say that he didn’t feel an emotional connection to Connie and he wanted to leave the show.
‘I mean you see the expert saying “why aren’t you guys having sex?”… I was saying to them “I don’t see anything in this relationship, I want to leave”,’ he said.
He added: ‘I had my father who it was at home and quite sick and I asked to be flown home every moment that I could’.
‘I don’t see anything in this relationship’: He said he was being pressured into having sex with Connie (pictured) and he had told producers he wanted to leave
On Tuesday, Jonethen admitted that he wasn’t attracted to Connie during an intense dinner party.
‘No [I’m not attracted] to you but I still think you’re attractive. I just feel like the spark isn’t there. I still find all your traits about you attractive,’ he told Connie.
‘I didn’t come in here to have sex and I haven’t had sex because for me it’s something personal and it means a lot to me to have sex with someone,’ he explained.
He continued: ‘I’m not going to have sex with someone for no reason or to see if it works because I feel that [spark] before I have sex with someone.’
Will they last? On Tuesday night, Jonethen (left) admitted he wasn’t attracted to Connie (right) during the dinner party
It comes after Jonethen claimed that producers were ‘desperate’ to keep him on the show after he announced he wanted to quit.
Speaking to New Idea on Monday,he said he was persuaded to write ‘stay’ during the latest commitment ceremony despite expressing his desire to leave.
He told the publication he was offered a secret agreement with producers, which allowed him to travel home to take care of his sick father, who had suffered a stroke and also stay on the experiment.
It is over? It comes after Jonethen claimed that producers were ‘desperate’ to keep him on the show after he announced he wanted to quit