Married At First Sight’s Cyrell Paule takes a swipe at Tracey Jewel for calling her ‘aggressive’

Cyrell Paule has unleashed an epic rant on Saturday, seemingly aimed at her former co-star Tracey Jewel. 

The Married At First Sight star posted a number of comments on her Instagram Stories shorty after Tracey, 37, referred to Cyrell, 32, as ‘aggressive’ on the Reality TV & Me podcast. 

Cyrell also confirmed that she did in fact throw wine at co-star Jessika Power, 28, when they clashed at the Married At First Sight reunion last month. 

She wrote at length:  ‘There’s been a lot of questions on whether I threw wine at Jess at the reunion… Yes I did! And at the time it felt f**ken GOOD. 

‘And now I’m copping the usual… Cyrell’s aggressive! Cyrell can’t handle things in a right manner. Cyrell you’re a mother now!!!    

‘For those saying I am aggressive…. If I wanted to punch someone, I can!!! And there’s are reason why wine was thrown instead of punches!! 

‘I don’t know about you guys… But I’m not going to be fake just cause I’m being recorded on national TV!!!

‘Stop talking about my son, my partner, my relationship, my upbringing… And mainly how I should now that I’m a mother!!!  

‘Stop saying ‘It’s been how many years now, move on’. Saying that to people who have been bullied or words have been said… And ask them… If they have easily moved on.

‘This reunion brought me back to face people that I knew openly spoke bad about me… Even said ‘Cyrell must have been raised in a zoo” she wrote. 

Cyrell went on to say that if she was going to be painted as the ‘bad guy’ then she planned to embrace that role. 

It comes after Tracey revealed what went on behind closed doors when Cyrell and Jessika Power clashed at the Married At First Sight reunion. 

Speaking on the Reality TV & Me podcast, Tracey said that Cyrell overreacted – but she does not blame her. 

The drama unfolded when Cyrell accused Jessika of trolling her baby son, Boston, and who she shares with Love Island star Eden Dally, 28. 

‘It’s a tough one. It’s different when you’re a mum. Jess isn’t a mum, so she didn’t fully understand all the ins and outs of how protective you can get as a mum,’ Tracey told the podcast. 

She added: ‘I didn’t like the way Cyrell handled it. There’s no need for violence, there’s no need for aggression. 

‘We can all say our piece civilly. I am not a fan of her behaviour and how she handled it, but I can understand being a protective mum and looking out for your family.’

However, she added that she understands that the reality TV experience has been harder for Cyrell. 

‘It’s a trigger for Cyrell more than others, because she has had a lot of criticism,’ Tracey said.   

‘And when you bring in race and the fact that she is partnered with someone else from reality TV… I think she is sensitive to those issues, and she got triggered’. 

Tracey specified that ‘no one was having a go at anyone’s race at the dinner table’ but there was a discussion on the different challenges faced by cast members from immigrant backgrounds, versus those with white Anglo-Saxon backgrounds. 

Tracey, who is expecting a child with with her partner Nathan Constable, admitted that items were being thrown across the room during the explosive argument between Jessika and Cyrell – and she fled in order not to be hit. 

She went on to reveal that when the stars came back to film the second episode, this time with the relationship experts, it mostly went smoothly.   

‘It ended on a good note, and was a really positive experience. But Cyrell still chose to walk out,’ Tracey said.