'Married at First Sight' star uses girlfriend's sex toy as milk frother

Apr 18, 2023

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It caused quite a buzz.

Controversial "Married at First Sight" star Dean Wells caused quite a stir Wednesday after posting a video of himself using his girlfriend's vibrator as a way to froth his milk.

In the video which was posted on Instagram, Wells, 45, explains that the "frother" — in actuality an Eff Yes Me Time vibrator — was a gift to his girlfriend Aimee Woolley, 23, due to her work.

"Aimee always gets these packages because she's an influencer," explained Wells in the video while holding up the sex toy. "This is like, this really cool milk frother."

The reality star turns on the vibrator saying that you have to "just pump it up."

Wells then sticks the item into his mug of milk saying " it gets a nice little buzz going and you just put it in your milk [and it] gets it all nice and frothy."

After a few seconds of putting the toy in his cup, Wells removes the vibrator and takes a swig of the milk.

"It makes the milk taste a bit weird though," stated the reality star. "I don't know what's up with that but it froths it well."

Wells concludes the video by telling his followers to "try it."

The Post reached out to the former reality star for comment.

Wells’ video had several of his follows humming with delight and laughter.

" Are you sure it's a milk frother, Dean," questioned one commenter.

"Really Dean," said a second person.

"Hopefully that "milk frother" was NOT used prior? LMAO," laughed a third.

"Best code word EVER," commented Eff yes. "Don't forget to clean your "Really Cool Milk Frother" after use!"

While most users found the stunt funny, one slammed Wells claiming the man was "being stupid for clout."

One user cheekily claimed that his partner "doesn't need a ‘milk frother.'"

Wells is no stranger to causing drama.

The season five groom suffered blowback in February after he posted a now-deleted video slamming Drag Queen Story Time and insinuated that it was harmful to children.

"Our tax dollars are being used to fund a thing called Drag Queen Story Time where drag queens go to our libraries and schools and are paid to read to kids as young as three, usually about gender identity and from an extremist left-wing perspective," said Wells in the post. "Honestly do not get what the cultural benefit of this is and think it is sending confusing messages to kids."

Well's post resulted in his talent agency dropping him.

"As a queer-owned business, Stage Addiction has always and will always celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community," the agency said in a statement on Instagram. "The deeply hurtful comments made today by Dean Wells do not align with our values and as such we have parted ways."