Married At First Sight’s most controversial bride Jacqui Burfoot has requested free flowers and coffee after she was busted posing as her own fan in an embarrassing online gaffe.

Married At First Sight’s Jacqui Burfoot and Clint Rice have asked their followers to send flowers after the memorable TV bride made an embarrassing online gaffe.

On Wednesday, the newly engaged couple took to Instagram to direct their combined 130,000 fans to a florist in their state of Tasmania.

“The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. If anyone wants to send us flowers anytime @westtamarflowers have our address on file!!” Jacqui and Clint wrote in the caption of a video with the couple’s dogs.

Married At First Sight’s Jacqui Burfoot and Clint Rice have asked their followers to send flowers. Picture: Instagram
The samoyeds Eski and Nasa wagged their tails as they followed and sniffed a bouquet of roses, chrysanthemums and hydrangeas at the couple’s million-dollar abode near Launceston.

The request came after Jacqui was caught red-handed posing as her own fan when she asked her followers to buy her a coffee.

The former lawyer recently downloaded the app Buy Me A Coffee, which allows content creators to receive fan donations for a cup of the liquid gold.

MAFS season 10 groom Harrison Boon later shared a screenshot of her Buy Me A Coffee account, where the Kiwi asked her followers to donate a minimum of eight dollars – $2.50 more than the national average for a cup of coffee.

However, Jacqui’s request did not appear to resonate with her fans, as her account had only one supporter, Jacqui herself, at the time of writing.

“Jacqui has downloaded the app where her fans can buy her a coffee. But no one would buy Jacqui a coffee for $8 because, who in their right mind would,” Harrison said on TikTok.

“So, Jacqui decided to become a supporter of herself, and what did Jacqui’s message to herself say, you might ask?”

“Jacqui writes, in the third person, to herself, ‘Thank you for all the laughs. You were our favourite bride of all time. Never a dull moment’.”

Last month, SkyNews.com.au revealed Jacqui and Clint asked media to pay them up to $500 despite having “several millions” worth of assets.

The bride-to-be said the couple had been “slammed” by the media and decided to charge $100 for a comment and up to $500 for an interview.

Jacqui was caught red-handed posing as her own fan when she asked her followers to buy her a coffee. Picture: Supplied

The bride-to-be said the couple had been “slammed” by the media. Picture: Nine Network/MAFS
“We are packed and charging for media right now – $100 for a comment about $250 – $500 for interviews,” she said.

“Unless we are friends or family, it’s favours.”

Since her tumultuous relationship with TV husband Ryan Donnelly ended, Jacqui has expanded her hip pockets through her personal website links.

The website lists a Tasmanian PO Box for correspondence and contains a link to her jewellery business for “collabs.”

The 30-year-old also sells Cameos to fans and increased her price for a video to $111.09 from around $30.

Ryan Donnelly reacts to Jacqui’s final vows. Picture: Nine Network/MAFS

Since her tumultuous relationship with TV husband Ryan Donnelly ended, Jacqui has expanded her hip pockets through her personal website links. Picture: Nine Network/MAFS
Meanwhile, her fiancée’s assets include a Porsche and several million dollars from the sale of his company.

From 2008 through 2014, Clint won around $43,000 on the PGA Tour Canada and competed in other golf tournaments.

Jacqui and Clint gained national attention when they officially confirmed their couple status during the penultimate episode of MAFS season 12.

About four months later, the professional got on one knee to present Jacqui with a $30,000 5-carat ring from Simon Curwood Jewellers.