An OnlyFans star has shared the flirty texts she received from Married At First Sight 'villain' Tim Gromie. Brooke-Emily Simmons told Daily Mail Australia the controversial groom contacted her on Instagram on January 24, just days before the new season aired. She revealed the pair had previously chatted on a dating app before Tim reconnected with her recently. In the messages, Tim told Brooke he wanted to 'meet someone' on MAFS - before asking the adult star if she wanted to catch up 'for a coffee or a drink'.

Brooke declined the invitation, telling Tim she was 'so exhausted,' before leaving the door ajar by suggesting 'maybe Sunday afternoon?'. However she told Daily Mail Australia that the catch-up never went ahead. OnlyFans star Brooke-Emily Simmons (pictured) has shared the flirty texts she received from Married At First Sight 'villian' Tim Gromie. Brooke told Daily Mail Australia controversial groom Tim (pictured) contacted her on Instagram on January 24, just days before the new season aired.

The OnlyFans star, who is 164cm and brunette, appears to be the school teacher's type after he brutally rejected his bride Katie Johnston over her appearance. On Tuesday's episode of MAFS, Katie married PE teacher Tim - who described himself as being too nice - only to turn her down for not being his 'usual type'. Despite the fractious beginning, the pair soldiered on to their honeymoon in Tasmania's Cradle Mountain, where the awkwardness persisted.

Tim once again sparked outrage on Thursday, with fans branding him 'foul' and 'awful' after a crude remark directed at Katie left viewers reeling. The controversial reality star made an offhand joke that sent social media into meltdown, with some fans even calling for him to be 'banned from the show'. During an awkward exchange, Katie tried to encourage some optimism in their relationship, expressing her hope that they could build something meaningful.

'What would be your number one thing you want to do today?' Tim asked his bride. To which she cheekily joked: 'Should we strip off nude and run around the forest?'. She revealed the pair had previously chatted on a dating app before Tim reconnected with her recently. In the messages, Tim told Brooke he wanted to 'meet someone' on MAFS - before asking the adult star if she wanted to catch up 'for a coffee or a drink'.

However, Tim's response was anything but encouraging. 'You do it, and I'll just put the blinds up,' he quipped, in a tone that many fans perceived as condescending and dismissive. The moment quickly went viral, with fans taking to X to slam Tim's behaviour. '"You do it and I'll put the blinds up" – at this point his pure existence is irritating. TF is actually wrong with you?' one furious fan wrote.

Another added, 'What a p**k of a thing to say to her about the blinds.'. The backlash didn't stop there, with viewers criticising both his attitude and overall appearance. 'Tim is beyond foul, inside and out. The outfits and lack of nail care, the slobbing in that hat & white singlet,' a user commented, complete with a disgusted face emoji. Others lamented their ongoing frustration with his presence on the show.

The OnlyFans star, who is 164cm and brunette, appears to be the school teacher's type after he brutally rejected his bride Katie Johnston (pictured left) over her appearance. 'I'm not sure there's enough wine left in Dan Murphy's to get me through hate-watching the rest of this season! wrote another fan. 'But unlike Tim, I am committed to try,' they continued. Tim's behaviour has been a major point of contention throughout the season, with his reluctance to embrace his match with Katie leaving fans outraged.

He previously expressed disappointment in their pairing, stating that she didn't match his 'usual type' and that he had no physical attraction to her. The latest controversy follows a string of cringeworthy moments, including his awkward attempt to justify why he wasn't interested in Katie. 'I'm trying to get there, but I can't force it,' he said in a previous episode, further frustrating viewers who believe he was never genuinely invested in the experiment.