Married At First Sight’s Jade Pywell and Sara Mesa show off their figures in athletic wear at coffee date in Sydney

Jade Pywell and her co-star Sara Mesa stepped out for coffee in Sydney’s Potts Point and made sure their figures were on display.

The Married At First Sight co-stars donned activewear and smiled as they strolled after their stop at a local cafe.

Jade opted for a pair of tight biker shorts in a pale blue shade teamed with a tank top.

She finished her look with a pair of white sneakers and appeared to be wearing minimal makeup.

The reality star pulled her caramel locks into a ponytail and wore sunglasses and a silver pendant on a chain.

Meanwhile, Sara flaunted her stylish pins in a pair of bright blue tights teamed with a loose-fitting black shirt.

She added a pair of white sneakers and a pair of sunglasses on top of her head.

The TV star also opted for minimal makeup and kept her blonde hair out of her face.

It comes after Jade and her boyfriend Ridge Barredo leaked an extremely racy video on Instagram.

In the explosive post, shared on social media on Wednesday, Ridge can be seen kissing Jade’s thong-clad butt as they lounged poolside.

Another image saw him resting his head on Jade’s bum while tanning.

“Sunbeams during staycations,” she cheekily captioned the post.

The video appeared to have been greenlit by Channel Nine and posted to Ridge’s account in his name, with the network taking over his account while the show airs.

Jade recently revealed that she decided to distance herself from her co-stars Tori Adams and Jack Dunkley.

Explaining the evolving dynamic, Jade said, “I think throughout the entire experiment, Ridge and I were really on Jack and Tori’s side for most of it.”

“Obviously, that started to change after a while when things kept coming out about Jack and Tori,” Jade added.

“To the point where it was just ridiculous, and we actually looked stupid being on their side.”

Tensions, according to Jade, increased when Jack and Tori became defensive about each other’s opinions.

“I think they were very offended by what everyone was saying, like they were really upset about it instead of just accepting it and saying, yeah, this is what we’re dealing with,” he said.