While she's happy to have found the love of her life on the show, Olivia said she would never recommend going on Married At First Sight.
'Do not do it. Run. Run,' she said when asked what she would tell applicants for next year's season.
'If it's meant to be, and if you're meant to find the person that you love, you will find them some other way. If it's meant to be it will be.
'If you want to go on there for fame, infamy, whatever other reasons - just know that there will be people on there who play the game better than you. And it's not worth it. It's absolutely not worth it.'
Olivia revealed on 2Day FM's Hughesy, Ed & Erin last month she had lost her job at a prestigious Sydney school 'as a direct response' of her behaviour on the show.
An eighth-grade teacher in Arizona and her husband have lost their school jobs after they recorded OnlyFans videos in her classroom — a side hustle she claimed was necessary to supplement their low salaries.
Using the alias “Khloe Karter,” Thunderbolt Middle School science teacher Samantha Peer uploaded the X-rated videos for her OnlyFans page, which her students found and shared among themselves, the Today’s News-Herald reported.
Her husband, Nautilus Elementary School fourth-grade teacher Dillon Peer, also took part in the adult productions inside the Lake Havasu Unified School District building, according to the report.
Samantha said she resigned “under pressure” Oct. 31 after being placed on paid administrative leave and probation. Dillon was let go four days later.
On Friday, she released a video explaining that she and her hubby resorted to creating X-rated videos because of their low salaries.
“My children are the most important thing to me, and I’m already spending countless hours outside of my contract time on extra school activities, and I don’t think it’s fair that I have to sacrifice my own children’s time because our professional salary did not pay enough,” she said, WFLA reported.
Samantha said she began creating the content at the beginning of the summer to help cover her needs.
“It got to a point where our family was not able to survive on our two teachers’ income,” she said.
“I chose an anonymous name as well as blocking the entire state of Arizona on OnlyFans so it wasn’t accessible to anyone living in the state,” Samantha explained.
The teacher admitted she created explicit content in a classroom and advertised it, but claimed she did so after school hours on the weekend with no students present.
It was unclear how the students found her content, which they circulated among themselves.
Samantha said she was placed on administrative leave after a community member notified the district about the content on Oct. 24.
Despite quitting social media, Olivia said trolls were able to find her contact details though her former job as a driving instructor, which resulted in a flood of hateful messages.
'Every time someone messages one of my loved ones something awful, I feel like I'm getting kicked back down. I've had death threats sent to my personal phone number and I've had many on Facebook,' she said.
Not just kids I used to teach, but parents [messaged me] to call me a pig, a delusional t**t… I think that was the breaking point, when I started getting texts to my phone, because I'd removed myself from online.
'That was really, really breaking point. People that I know, saying I'm disgusting, and they're mortified they let me teach their kids to drive.'
Olivia is now too afraid to leave the house by herself, adding: 'My partner has to go grocery shopping with me. When I was working, I was working from home. It's just terrifying.
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