Gia Fleur, a participant on Married At First Sight, has announced she is pregnant with her second child with boyfriend Alan Wallace. The reality star shared the news on Tuesday morning while appearing on The Fox's Fifi, Fev & Nick.
Fleur, 36, revealed that most of her former Married At First Sight co-stars have reached out to offer support following her pregnancy announcement. However, she noted one notable exception: Bec Zacharia. "So, Juliette, Mel, Rebecca, Julia, and Stella, have all reached out... Bec [Zacharia] hasn't!" Fleur stated. She added that she wasn't expecting to hear from Zacharia due to their past disagreements, referring to it as having "beef."
Regarding other castmates, Fleur commented on Stella Mickunaite's recent split from her TV husband Filip Gregov, expressing well wishes. "I wasn't expecting [to hear from] Stella because we don't have a great track record, so that was nice. I wish her nothing but the best, she's a gorgeous girl... she'll find someone else," Fleur said.
This marks Fleur's second child. She is already a mother to a 10-year-old daughter, Willa. Fleur described the pregnancy as a joyful surprise, having previously thought she might not have another child. "My first thought was, 'Yay!' because I have a 10-year-old daughter and I thought I'd never have another kid. I didn't think I'd meet the right person to have another baby with," she told Woman's Day magazine.
Fleur and Wallace began dating less than a year ago, following her experiences on the dating show. The couple has progressed rapidly, moving in together, renovating a home, and getting matching tattoos. They realized early on they shared similar life goals, including a desire to start a family.
The baby is expected in early January, with Fleur currently around 12 weeks pregnant. She reflected on her relationship with Wallace, stating, "We were just on the same page from the start. We both wanted kids. We just always knew what we wanted."
Fleur also spoke about the intense backlash and public scrutiny she faced after appearing on Married At First Sight. She shared that the experience took a significant toll on her mental health, including receiving death threats and cruel messages. During the same period, she was also navigating the process of coming off antidepressants. Fleur credited Wallace with helping her rebuild her confidence, noting that he deliberately chose not to watch her season of the show to get to know her as an individual.