Jessika Power reveals whether she will RETURN to Married At First Sight

She’s the most outrageous villain ever to walk down the aisle on Married At First Sight.

And now Jessika Power, 28, has addressed whether she will return to the controversial series for a second chance at love.

After a fan said that they’d love to see the former bride back on MAFS soon, Jessika replied: ‘Oh, me too!’

She added sarcastically: ‘I’m sure the entire country of Australia would enjoy that… even the guy I’m seeing.’

Jessika is currently dating landscaper James Brown, 35, but has largely kept the romance out of the spotlight.

Earlier this month, the blonde beauty told Daily Mail Australia that James isn’t interested in chasing fame like some of her ex-boyfriends were.

‘James is not someone who just wants to be with you for media. He doesn’t care what shows I’ve been in, he likes me for me,’ she said.

Jessika’s recent comments about MAFS come after she claimed that producers had ‘forced’ season seven bride Connie Crayden to stay on the show, even though she wanted to leave.

In an interview with New Idea on Thursday, she accused the producers of forcing Connie to vote ‘stay’ at Wednesday’s commitment ceremony.

The blonde bride said she didn’t buy Connie’s reasoning, which she compared to ‘one of the stupid excuses [she] made up on the couch’ last season.

She added: ‘Was that a producer-fed comment because they need you guys to stay in the experiment?’  

An emotional Connie elected to stay with ‘husband’ Jonethen Musulin at the commitment ceremony on Wednesday, despite him telling her the night before he wasn’t attracted to her.   

As Jonethen announced his decision to leave the experiment for the third week in a row, a distraught Connie excused herself, saying she needed to ‘have a moment’. 

After regaining her composure, Connie revealed she had made a ‘very last minute decision’ to stay in the experiment until the end, leaving Jonethen stunned.

Jessika was also surprised by Connie’s decision, which made her think there was some outside interference.

‘Jonethen has made it very clear to Connie he’s not attracted to her. He doesn’t want to be with her. He’s asked to leave the experiment and she continues to keep him there,’ she said, pointing out the absurdity of the situation.

Jessika argued that Connie was wasting everybody’s time and making herself upset in the process.

For all these reasons, she believes that Connie was simply doing what the producers had told her by voting to stay. 

Jessika concluded: ‘You’re a really, really great girl, and you have so many good qualities. You’ll be able to find somebody on the outside.’ 

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Channel Nine for comment.