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A former Married At First Sight and OnlyFans star is set to go to trial after his lawyer indicated he would plead not guilty to drug trafficking charges in Adelaide.
Sebastian Guilhas appeared at the Adelaide Magistrates Court on Wednesday to face the charges, which stem from a raid on his Croydon home in July last year.
South Australian Police officers allegedly seized about 1kg of meth with a street value of around $90,000 in the raid and Mr Guilhas was arrested and charged with trafficking in a commercial quantity of a controlled drug.
Married At First Sight’s Sebastian Guilhaus could be set to fight drug trafficking charges after he was accused of trafficking $90k of meth
The gym-fit MAFS star appeared in the dock before Magistrate Mary-Louise Hribal and his defence lawyer indicated he would enter pleas of not guilty.
Ms Hribal listed the matter for trial at District Court for May 24.
The former porn star first found fame on the Channel Nine dating show, appearing in the seventh season in 2020.
The show listed him as a “personal trainer” and his profile labelled him as “eccentric and goofy”.
“His eccentric goofy nature is in contrast to the way he looks – 6’6″ with an athletic chiselled physique – and he fears that while women like his appearance, they might not accept what’s on the inside,” the profile states.
South Australian Police officers allegedly seized about 1kg of meth with a street value of around $90,000 in the raid and Mr Guilhas was arrested and charged with trafficking in a commercial quantity of a controlled drug
He paired up with bride Lizzie Sobinoff, but the couple split in 2021.
After the split, he turned to OnlyFans content creation.
Mr Guilhaus also requested a variation of his bail conditions to allow him to use the second-floor gym at his apartment complex.
Ms Hribal ordered a report to determine whether he could be monitored effectively while accessing the private on-site gym at his apartment.
Mr Guilhas declined to make any comment after leaving the court.
