'Married At First Sight' UK Star Jess Woke Up At 5 am To Find Boyfriend Having Sex With Step-Mum

Married At First Sight star Jess O’Connor has said how was felt betrayed after she found out her boyfriend had slept with her step-mum.

Jess details how she felt during those tough times when she was left contemplating suicide.

The Dental hygienist didn't find love on the show after she was paired with Dreamboys stripper husband Pjay Finch - and didn't have much luck with her relationship before that either.

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Jess explained on the show that she had been with her ex, Danny, then 24, for four years and the pair even owned a house together.

She trusted him and he was a solid part of the family and didn't think much about going to bed early and leaving him drinking with her step-mum, Veronica, then 52.

Jess said Veronica was her "second mum" who had helped raise her since she was born.

She told The Sun: "My step-mum had been in my life for 25 years and she did that to me. She was like my second mum!"

The incident happened in January 2018 after a family meal out with her younger brother and sister too - who also lived there.

Jess explained how she woke up at 5 am to find her ex missing from their bed.

Then when she went to go and look for him downstairs she found the dining room opened - which was only for special occasions- with "two glasses, an empty bottle of champagne, my boyfriend and step-mum's phones, and two piles of clothes".

Jess revealed how she "instantly knew what had happened" and could even see handprints on the table.

Her ex was asleep on the sofa when she confronted him and in shock, he pulled up her "lacy pants" instead of his own".

During the heated debates, Danny left in Jess' car while Veronica confessed to it all.

The MAFS beauty also shared how "traumatised" she was by what happened and then in her lowest moments recorded a suicide note.

She said it's taken her five years to feel confident, and paid for therapy to get through it.

Jess' dad divorced her former step-mum and now they have moved on with their life since the affair.

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