FBoy Island heated up this week when the reality show BINGE, hosted by Abbie Chatfield, saw two female leads let their hair down.
Nicole Mitrov and Krystal Thomas are two of the three women tasked with finding the good guys among the Fboys this season, along with Ally Woodfall.
And it seems Mitrov and Thomas chose an interesting tactic to gain the upper hand in recent episodes, as they were seen hanging out with all the men they were interested in.
Nicole, a 27-year-old from Queensland, was especially excited by her favourite, Sean, a construction worker from Western Australia.
During a late-night pool party where cocktails were flowing, Nicole pulled the 23-year-old aside under the pretext of giving him a ‘tour of the house.’
“I want to give you a tour of the house… and a tour of the rooms… and a tour of Nicole,” he told producers.
When the rowdy couple reached the bedroom, unaware that the cameras were still on them, they went to bed and shared a very passionate make-out session.
At one point, when things really got hairy, Sean closed the curtains to block out the cameras, leaving viewers with only the audio.
FBoy Island heated up this week when the BINGE reality show, hosted by 29-year-old Abbie Chatfield (pictured), saw two female leads let their hair down and get naughty.
Nicole could be heard saying: “Wow, Sean, what? I’m so crazy. Oh my god! I feel like sex between you and me would be really good. Crazy.”
After the sting, Sean told producers: “When it comes to those intimate encounters, I’m not a selfish guy. I love making sure I’m pleasing someone.”
While viewers may have taken that as a sure sign that Nicole had chosen her partner for the season, they were in shock when she kissed Jack hours later.
Later in the episode, she went on a date with the 27-year-old real estate agent and the pair were heard moaning as they showered together to “release some energy.”
Nicole Mitrov, 27 (right) and Krystal Thomas, 28 (center), who are tasked with finding the nice guys among this season’s Fboys, decided to hook up with the men they were interested in.
Elsewhere, Krystal, 28, from the UK, also had her sights set on two men as she first pushed Doug aside and pulled off his wet shorts.
The couple were seen lying in bed together after he stripped completely naked and she admired his “big package”.
Doug, a 25-year-old electrician from South Australia, later told producers he felt like he was “going to shit himself.”
Krystal was then quickly whisked away by the waiter Caleb.
Nicole got especially hot with her favourite Sean, 23, a construction worker from Western Australia (pictured)
While viewers may take that as a sure sign that Nicole had chosen her partner for the season, they were left in shock when she kissed Jack, 27, hours later (pictured).
Caleb appeared as an FBoy in the 2023 season, but this year he returned as a server to prepare and deliver cocktails to the other contestants.
However, he didn’t let his degradation stop him from wooing Krystal and whispered in her ear, “Come see me in the bedroom,” after offering her a drink.
“I wanted to be in bed naked, with my ass in the air, with my butt hanging out, but I couldn’t, because that’s FBoy. I wanted to show a different side of me,” Caleb told producers.
When Krystal arrived at her room and found Caleb, the pair wasted no time in kissing, although he avoided getting naked like fellow contestant Doug.
Elsewhere, Krystal, from the UK, also had her sights set on two men as she first pushed Doug, 25, aside and pulled off his wet shorts (pictured).
After Krystal was quickly whisked away by bartender Caleb
This comes after host Abbie, 29, said the swashbuckling matchmaking reality show is a “feminist” and humorous piece.
“We’re not The Bachelor or Love Island, and we’re not aiming to be a political documentary about feminism,” she told The Daily Telegraph earlier this year.
‘But as far as reality TV goes and its reach, it’s quite feminist because we call out FBoys constantly and women are in control.
“We do it in a humorous way and we don’t pretend that it’s a serious show. Everyone knows what they’re getting into. It’s like we’re all in on a joke.”
Abbie went on to say that the series aims to “call out” the Fboys’ “bad behavior.”
“The point of the show is that when people do things that are a little bit weird, I call them out in real time,” he said.