Married at First Sight star, Whitney Hughes, caused quite a sensation when she strolled along the promenade in Puerto Pollensa this week. She was wearing the same dress as the one she wore for the Barbie official album launch party in London earlier this year. British media said that it was a very busty display!
Married at First Sight star causes sensation on Pollensa seafront
She is making a reality TV show on the island
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Well dodgy bird. Obviously on the hunt for blind prospective husbands.... obviously breaking the rules of the competition !!
Loving the downvotes on our comments. I assume that the "celebrity" in question has clicked on to see all the 'likes'. This isn't Instagram.
Definitely has that bathing suit on upside down. Vulgarity at it's finest.
Jason had two good reasons to publish this article. The third one was to give the moderator something to do.
Who gives a damn. This "article" should embarrass anybody at the MDB who would describe themselves as a "journalist". Shame on you MDB. This is truly the lowest level of journalism, reporting on somebody who made a brief appearance on a low rating tv show, that nobody has ever heard of and compounding this she only gets attention because of the top she wears.....shows how desperate she is for attention.
Did their press secretary email you this 'story' and photos? Nobody would know who this was walking along the front.
Whoooooooooooooooooooooooooo?
One word - GROSS
I'm so grateful to MDB for alerting me to this news. Pitiful!
This is absolutely pitiful 'reporting'. It is clear that nobody from MDB ever reads these comments as we continue to be subjected to these 'stories'.