Gia Slams Scott: Regrets Daughters Introduction

Gia Fleur and Scott McCristal's marriage is at breaking point on MAFS, after Monday's episode saw her walk out of the experiment after a grilling from his mates.

Now, we can reveal the surprising aftermath of that bitter falling-out - and how Gia really feels about taking the plunge of introducing Scott to her daughter.

To recap the latest drama, upon learning Scott still had photos of his  star ex on his phone - a discovery that came just hours after he'd met her child for the first time - Gia issued him an ultimatum: 'You need to delete those photos, or I'm out.'

After Scott refused, arguing the images were simply 'memories', Gia took refuge in her mum's hotel room to consider where she stood.

On the show, we saw things awkwardly come to a head in front of their friends and family - which is never a good way to hash out drama over an ex.

But what wasn't shown was the pair's surprisingly swift reconciliation, which was captured by the Daily Mail.

We pictured Gia and Scott enjoying a family day out with her eight-year-old following their bust-up, suggesting whatever trust issues they were having seemed to be resolved - at least temporarily - at this stage in the experiment. 

The trio went to Archie Brothers in 's Alexandria, where they played arcade games to celebrate Gia's daughter's birthday.

At first glance, it seemed to be a step forward in their relationship after a misstep.

Indeed, a source close to the couple insisted the outing was not staged for a Daily Mail story. 'They genuinely wanted to spend the day together,' they said.

But since then, Gia's feelings towards Scott have clearly changed.

I spoke to her on Tuesday and asked point-blank if Gia regretted introducing Scott to her child. Her answer was unequivocal.

'Yeah, I definitely regret introducing him,' she said.

'For me, I really was serious. I thought, "This is going to be it for us." But in hindsight, it probably wasn't the best idea, especially with everything that was happening at that moment [on MAFS].'