Married at First Sight star Susie Bradley insists she'll never date again

Rianne Houghton
·2 min read
Photo credit: Nine networks
Photo credit: Nine networks

Married at First Sight Australia star Susie Bradley has insisted that she will "never ever" date again, following her split from former rugby player Todd Carney.

Susie, who appeared on the sixth season of MAFS Australia and was initially engaged to Billy Vincent, has sworn off the dating scene since splitting from her partner of three years.

Following the news of Susie and Todd's split last month, Susie has since told fans on Instagram that she plans to be "obsessed" with herself, her children, and her job from now on – and that's it.

In a Q&A session on social media, Susie responded to a follower's question about whether she's looking for love with an emphatic denial.

Photo credit: Nine networks
Photo credit: Nine networks

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"I will never ever ever ever ever ever ever ever be back on that scene," she insisted. "I plan to only be obsessed with myself, my babies and my business moving forward".

In a separate post on Instagram Stories, Susie explained why she is "blunt about these things" (via Daily Mail Australia).

"[I've] spent too much of my young life giving myself to people/things that don't deserve my energy or efforts," the former reality star said.

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"I wanna be able to make myself happy, truly and deeply happy and all on my own. I don't ever want to be reliant on another human being to bring that to me."

Remaining philosophical about love, Susie added: "What is meant for me will come, but I am entirely and confidently happy to be facing that on my own.

"I'm enough for my babies how I am and they both have wonderful loving fathers".

Married at First Sight UK airs on E4 in the UK. Married at First Sight Australia airs on Nine Network in Australia and E4 in the UK.

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