Celeb in 5: Wednesday's best entertainment and gossip news.

1. “You’ve been a little liar.” Married at First Sight’s Cyrell’s confrontation with Nic live on air.

Um. Things in the world of MAFS just got a whole new level of complicated.

Appearing on the the Kyle And Jackie O Show this morning, 28-year-old Cyrell Paule completely blew up at her reality TV husband, 29-year-old Nic Jovanovic, with vague claims that he had cheated on her with fellow contestant Jessika Power.

Gulp.

 

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“Don’t you ever ever paint my brother as a liar!” she began the rant.

“Because we all know and all the contestants know who the real liar is. I’ve told you this once and I’ll tell you again, if you thought I was the worst wife, then you don’t want me as your worst enemy,” she added.

Nic responded with… a nervous chuckle, only further enraging the reality star.

“When the moment comes, and that time is coming close and you know it too, I will prove that you’ve been cheating! I will prove that you’ve been a little liar!” Cyrell screamed, before threatening to get Jessika’s TV husband Mick involved.

When asked explicitly whether there was an affair, all involved refused to comment.

This is a case for FBI.

2. “Mack is enamoured with his new sister.” Allison Langdon shares first photos of her baby girl.

60 Minutes reporter Allison Langdon has shared the very first images of her and husband’s baby girl, Scout Heather, who was born on March 9.

The 39-year-old shared a collage of images on her Instagram, showcasing her two-year-old son Mack, with his new sister.

5. The close up of a piece of paper that confirms our suspicions about Married at First Sight.

While we can’t stop watching Married at First Sight, it continues to give us reasons to think it might be… entirely fake.

This season’s editing fails have been plentiful, and while we’ve long known every reality program is controlled to some extent by producers, we’d like to at least pretend some of it is real.

Last night’s addition to the collection of editing fails/proof of blatant over-production was the list of questions Tamara’s family had for Dan.

On meeting Tamara’s aunt and sister, shady Dan was placed squarely under the grill via a printed list of prepared questions. But we couldn’t help but notice something… odd about the list.

Each question had a tick next to it, as though it had been approved by ~someone~ who we strongly suspect is on the Channel 9 payroll.

We also noticed that each reference to a “show” had been crossed out in place of “experiment,” because god dammit Tamara’s relatives, we are trying to fool viewers into believing these people are honestly looking for love and not Instagram followers.

We also feel like John Aiken, Mel Schilling and Trisha Stratford would strongly object to their expertise contributing to just a "show" and not an "experiment".

You can read our full story on this suspicious piece of paper here.

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