Not everyone needs to launch a business, and that’s just the truth

The MAFS Australia 2025 cast tried to convince us they didn’t go on the show for fame – but them jumping into new business side quests using their platforms after the show has said otherwise. It’s almost as though they’ve left their lives from before behind.

From throwing themselves into becoming comedians, to going wild for club nights – these lot have really kept themselves busy. MAFS was just the start of their new lives.

So here are all the strangest side quests the MAFS Australia 2025 cast have launched after the show. Honestly, some of these are beyond rogue.

Eliot

For some reason, Eliot has decided he wants to be a comedian now? He told 9Entertainment: “My whole dream growing up was to be involved in comedy and that’s always been a really positive outlet for me.”

It’s been reported, following the success of his TikToks since the show, he’s going to use that as an outlet for his comedy career. I honestly do wish him all the best, but like, sure?

Paul

It’s been all change in Paul’s life since MAFS. Since the experiment, Paul has signed to DreamCore Management. The agency says it specialises in “turning models into brand magnets.” And it looks like Paul has jumped straight in with the modelling. He posted a series of pictures from a recent shoot, with the caption: “Dress like you’ve got somewhere to be, even when you don’t.” 

The shoot is very much giving chic, rich in Europe vibes. And if you didn’t get that enough, Paul gave a very helpful hashtag of “#OldMoney”. Ok, we get it!

Jeff

Jeff really said MAFS Australia? Completed. Not only did he find true love with Rhi, he’s launched not one but TWO side hustles afterwards.

Firstly, he’s now a cooking blogger! He’s started a food account, called @jeff__eats. He’s said it’s for “bringing you simple, delicious and healthy-ish meals while having a few laughs along the way”.
 

As well as this, he’s now got an NBA podcast. Naturally. He is co-hosting a new podcast called Ausmerican Aces: NBA Show. The other presenters – Pete Hooley and Tommy Sheridan – are actual former NBA players.

Teejay

Teejay is now selling us all coconut water! Lovely! He’s just launched his own coconut water brand. CoPro drink is listed on Instagram as coming soon. “Revolutionising the health industry, stay tuned,” its bio reads. Honestly, the suspense is killing me.

Jacqui

via Channel Nine / Buymeacoffee

At this point, I don’t think Jacqui needs a job. Basically every TikTok she makes now is poking fun at the fact she’s with Clint, and he’s loaded. But sure.

Despite this, Jacqui has called herself the “queen of Cameo” and said she’s made “600+ crying Cameos” since the experiment. Jacqui charges roughly £37 per Cameo, so that would make her earnings £22,200 ($46k in Australia).

On top of this, she’s also been embarrassingly exposed for setting herself up on Buymeacoffee.com, and donating to herself. One her profile, it lists that she has had just one person donate to her. But that’s where it gets a little awkward, because the only person to donate… is Jacqui.

“Thank you for all the laughs. You were our favourite bride of all time. Never a dull moment,” she said, of herself. The comment was written underneath the very clear outing: “Jacqui Burfoot became a supporter.” She later tried to say the account was “hacked” but… who hacks Buymeacoffee? A then *gives away* money? I’m not convinced.

Billy

Billy is honestly living. And after the terrible time he had on the show, I hope he enjoys it. He’s apparently the new king of the Perth club scene, doing club appearances all the time.

Sources close to him iconically told Daily Mail Australia he’s been inundated with offers for club appearances since his short-lived stint on the show, with “multiple venues eager to book him for meet-and-greets and hosting gigs.” He’s been pictured behind DJ booths, topless and hugging crowds of women.