Married At First Sight bride Beth Kelly has teased a shock career move, after failing to find love with her groom Teejay Halkias.
The 28-year-old hair salon manager, who is originally from England, admitted she's open to appearing on MAFS UK if given the opportunity.
'Of course I f***ing would! Why not? I would love to do it. I'd do it in a heartbeat,' Beth told Yahoo Lifestyle.
'I've obviously not been able to find myself an Australian lad, so I may as well go back to my home roots and try and find a Brit. Sign me up!'
MAFS UK premiered in 2015, just two months after the Australian edition, and features Aussie relationship expert Mel Schilling alongside Paul Brunson and Charlene Douglas.
It comes after Beth dramatically ended her relationship with groom Teejay just days before the couple were due to face one another at Final Vows.
During Sunday night's emotional episode, the hair salon manager from the Gold Coast made the heartbreaking decision to walk away from the experiment after weeks of feeling rejected by her TV husband.
Beth blindsided viewers and Teejay alike by calling it quits as the pair packed up their belongings at the eleventh hour, following an emotional fallout at the final dinner party.
Breaking down in tears, Beth confessed: 'That conversation [at the Dinner Party] has made me feel so s**t.
'It's obvious he doesn't want me, doesn't want this relationship, and I can't go to Final Vows and stand in front of someone that I've had feelings for, confess that I wanted a future with them, for them to tell me that again.'
Visibly upset, she added: 'I don't see a future with you. I'm not gonna put my energy into it. I'm not wasting my time anymore. Oh God, I'm so sick of crying'.
The brunette beauty, who wore minimal makeup and a simple white tank top as she sobbed during the emotional scene, reflected on how far they had fallen from the promising start of their relationship.
'I genuinely thought that we would walk out of this experiment together,' she said. 'I thought we were perfectly matched and now from going from that to where we are… it's so sad it didn't work out.'
Beth's shock decision came just days after she sat down with Daily Mail Australia to reveal the real reason behind her choice to quit the experiment early.
She admitted she reached breaking point after Teejay, a business development manager from Melbourne, repeatedly made it clear he wasn't invested in their relationship.
'My reason for leaving was purely because Teejay wrote 'leave.' He was obviously completely checked out,' Beth said last week.
'I don't think you can tell a person you don't wanna be with them any more than that.'
The fiery brunette admitted she initially tried to salvage their relationship but eventually realised she was 'chasing someone who didn't want me'.
Beth's exit followed a tense final dinner party where she and Teejay put on a united front, walking in together despite their fractured bond.
The breaking point in their relationship came after the controversial partner-swap date week, when both Beth and Teejay were sent on dates with other people in a bid to test their connections.
Beth confessed that participating in the challenge only amplified her heartache.
'To be honest, going made me feel worse,' she admitted. 'I definitely wasn't attracted to [my date]… I felt like I played off that I had a better time than I did because truthfully, I was just thinking about TJ the entire time.'
She said she hoped the experiment would encourage Teejay to appreciate what they had – but instead, she was left crushed.
While Beth confessed she felt deeply hurt and humiliated by how her marriage crumbled, she maintained she had no regrets about signing up for the reality experiment.
