“Australia Isn’t Ready!” MAFS’ Bec Demands Big Brother Spot to Show Her SHOCKING ‘Different’ Side!
Bec Zacharia rose to fame on Married At First Sight in February, and now she has her sights set on another reality show.
Married At First Sight bride Bec Zacharia has revealed her major desire to stay on Australian television screens.
Casting for Channel 10’s next season of Big Brother ends on July 27, and the Adelaide star hopes she could be one of the contestants selected when filming kicks off in October.
However, there is one obstacle getting in the way of what Bec hopes will be her chance to show Australia she isn’t as “vicious and awful” as everyone thinks she is.
“I was talking to my manager about it the other day, there’s a bit of conflict because of different networks,” she told Chattr, as MAFS airs on Channel 9.
She said she begged her manager to “get it through” because she wanted to be on the show “so bad”.
“It would be an opportunity for people to see a different side of me… there are so many different sides. I’m a bit of an onion,” she said.
She said Australia hadn’t seen her calm and placid side, or her loving side, while she tried to make her relationship with Danny Hewitt work on MAFS.
But Bec felt Big Brother wouldn’t be as edited as the Channel 9 experiment.
Australians react to Bec’s bid to be on Big Brother
Fans of Big Brother were torn on whether they’d like to see Bec on the 2026 season of the show.
“We’ve already seen three months of you. We know all we need to know,” one said.
“It would be good to watch you in there,” added another.
“I hope people will boycott BB if this happens,” wrote a third.
Bec rose to fame on MAFS earlier this year, and her time on the show was certainly memorable.
She quickly feuded with other brides and had constant conflicts with her on-screen husband, Danny.
She, along with Gia Fleur, was quickly cast as the outspoken villains of the season, and it led to her losing her job in the real world.
However, perceptions of her changed once unaired footage of Danny revealed his true opinions of her, where he claimed he could have found a better bride at Coles.