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Married At First Sight contestant David Cannon has blown the lid on the controversial dating show, exposing what viewers aren’t seeing as this season’s first cheating scandal unfolds.

The explosive revelations come after it was revealed on Tuesday night’s episode that his partner on the series had cheated on him with fellow contestant Michael Goonan.

The 31-year-old broke his silence exclusively on news.com.au’s Not Here To Make Friends podcast, telling James Weir, Samantha X and Kerri Sackville how the cheating scandal unfolded.

David was paired with recovered drug addict Hayley Vernon on the show and the two experienced a tumultuous relationship over the weeks of filming.

On Tuesday night’s episode, David revealed in a video diary that Hayley had gone out with fellow contestants Chris Nicholls and Michael Goonan to party in Darling Harbour, where she had been spotted making out with Michael — who is “married” to Stacey Hampton on the show.

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“We were sleeping in separate rooms by this stage,” David recalled of the night in question.

“I was in Tash and Amanda’s old room … And I heard this absolute howling out the front, it was Vanessa, she was absolutely hysterical.

“I ran out and (at the same time) Josh came out of the room and he was comforting Vanessa.

“It came out (through Josh) that Hayley and Michael had basically been having dry sex on Chris and Vanessa’s bed.”

He went on to reveal that the cheating scandal was what drove Chris and Vanessa apart, despite tonight’s episode suggesting it was their tense family visit.

“What they’ve shown tonight is Chris and Vanessa parting ways, but that was actually three days after the cheating,” he said.

“(Vanessa left) because Hayley cheated and Chris didn’t do anything to stop it, and other things happened that night, but Vanessa was so outraged that things had taken place that night that she left,” he said, adding that “Vanessa’s got her own story to tell” about the night.

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David went on to confirm another rumour that has been circulating — that he took the ultimate revenge on his “wife” by cleaning her toilet with her own toothbrush.

“About three days after the cheating scandal happens, I’ve heard nothing from Hayley and I’m in a really dark place … I still had her room key, and that’s when I did something really childish,” he revealed.

“I knew she liked her equal in her coffee so I flogged that, I knew she liked clothes folded in a certain way, then while I was getting my toiletries out of the room, that’s when the whole toothbrush incident happens.

“She would go to the toilet without cleaning up after herself. not very lady like. I wasn’t a fan of the ... what she would leave on the toilet bowl, so that’s when I grabbed the toothbrush and scrubbed the toilet with it.

“She used it for five days,” he said, adding: “It’s her own poo, it’s her own bacteria in her own body so it’s not going to hurt her.”

On Tuesday night’s episode, viewers were left with a home video of David saying: “It’s now one o’clock in the morning. There’s a few little rumours I’ve heard. Chris, Hayley and Michael have gone out to Darling Harbour. And I was told that Hayley is macking on with Michael,” he revealed.

“Hayley is making out with Michael,” he continued. “My darling wife is making out with another husband.”

Holding up her key card, he said, laughing: “She can’t get into her room. I’ve removed myself … It’s probably best I stay in here for now.

“Why am I smiling? Because I just want to go home and put this nightmare of a marriage behind me.”

David said production of the hit reality TV show was shut down for two weeks after that fateful night and the dinner party — set to air tonight — was actually filmed after production resumed following the lockdown.

“The truth was, I was at the verge of a mental breakdown, I had been spoken to like a piece of sh*t for several weeks, so they put me in a separate apartment and we agreed upon some terms about how I was going to move forward,” David said.

“We agreed that whatever Hayley said, I would be allowed to leave … That’s what happened in the two weeks of shutdown, coming to that agreement.”

David’s exclusive interview comes after Michael Goonan teased an affair in radio interviews, but said that he “didn’t find Hayley attractive”.

“I don’t think Hayley is attractive, I think Hayley has a wonderful personality,” he said.

Speaking on Nova 100’s Chrissie, Sam & Browny show, Michael confirmed season-long whispers that production was forced to shut down for two weeks due to unruly contestants.

He further revealed that the cast was so wild off-camera, the production team were forced to stage several meetings to decide which off-camera high jinks would actually be aired on the show.

“There was that much stuff that happened off-camera that wasn’t captured in the moment so production had to have multiple meetings and work out where everyone’s storyline is, because a lot of storylines had deviated or gone off the rails,” Michael said when asked if he was behind the halt.

“People being in each other’s rooms, people going out together, people going out to bars together,” he explained.

“You’ve got all these storylines of people being with other groups interacting with each other, mostly just as friends.

“(But) remember, it’s like being in a jail cell for three months, you’re gonna want to knock on Bubba’s room next door and go out for a few.”

David meanwhile dispelled rumours that he and Michael had a physical altercation over the cheating scandal, telling James Weir that Michael maintained that he “couldn’t remember” kissing Hayley.

Married At First Sight continues at 7.30pm tonight on Channel 9.

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