MAFS UK star Morag Crichton reveals she has split up with her boyfriend after she caught him 'sending nudes to older, married women'

MAFS UK star Morag Crichton revealed in a furious rant that she has split up with her boyfriend as she accused him of cheating. 

The reality star, 34, rose to fame on the 2021 series of Married At First Sight UK - where she embarked on an ill-fated marriage to Luke Dawson. 

Morag appeared to have found love outside of the show in recent years - but she revealed on Sunday that her and her boyfriend had split after she discovered he had been messaging other 'married, older' women.

Taking to Instagram on Sunday, Morag shared a clown emoji, as she recorded herself saying: 'Honestly, I've woke up wondering how men have the audacity to look you in the eye and tell you they love you, then go to the toilet and send a nude to some 50-year-old woman called Margaret.'

Morag also wiped all trace of her ex-beau from her social media before reportedly posting one final photo of the pair, which was quickly deleted. 

She captioned the snap: 'If anyone else has any additional information regarding my compulsive lying cheating scum bag of a NOW EX bf do let me know or a warning to other girls.

'Dw sent him packing ... absolute scum bag.'

In a further post, Morag shared a quote which read: 'Knowing I was genuine on my end is all that matters.'

Fans know Morag for being TV gold on MAFS UK, and the memorable moment where she saw ex-husband Luke for the first time. 

Known for her fiery personality, Morag was quick to blast Luke for only having 'one night of passion' during their marriage, faking his 'nice guy' image and barely putting in any effort - as she spoke on their relationship after the show aired in 2021.

The veterinary nurse, from Essex, revealed the breakdown of their relationship was 'inevitable' after Luke failed to commit 'emotionally or physically' following their TV wedding.

In an exclusive interview with MailOnline at the time, Morag alleged Luke 'lied through his teeth' when he accused her of referring to the experiment as 'just a TV show' and warned: 'Nice guys that sit there and say they're nice guys aren't always nice guys.' 

Morag said: 'I was so shocked by the man that was at the reunion, I didn't know who that person was. He switched and he even said he lied about saying he loved me, and nobody picked up on that.

'Everyone still thought he was this nice guy, and I was like he must be joking? I was shocked. 

'He sat there and said I'm not genuine but then he said he didn't actually love me anyway; I was like hang on a minute. Everyone believes he's this nice guy and he can't do anything wrong.

'It was inevitable that Luke and I were going to breakup but that's not what I wanted. I wanted it to work, and I was serious when I was doing my final vows. That was our best week ever, we were stronger than ever, and I was genuinely gutted.'

During the Married At First Sight reunion Luke accused Morag of faking her final vows and said she only agreed to give their marriage a chance outside of the experiment for the sake of the TV show.

Morag claimed Luke's allegation was 'utter lies', and she believed his pride was 'hurt' after she ended their relationship off camera ahead of them meeting in person for filming.

She added: 'My vows were real. He was referring to a telephone conversation that happened when I was ending the relationship.

'He said that apparently I said "It was only a TV show", which was utter lies. He sat there and lied through his teeth on that sofa, which is why I was shocked and I couldn't get my words out. I was flabbergasted and I didn't know who that person was.

'When I was ending the relationship, I knew it wasn't going to be easy so I tried to diffuse the situation and said "look, we aren't actually married, we're not officially a couple really so we're going to be two people that tried in an experiment and unfortunately it's not worked" and that's what I said and he was hurt and took it completely and utterly the wrong way.

'I was open and honest and apparently that wasn't good enough. Nice guys can still make mistakes and nice guys that sit there and say they're nice guys aren't always nice guys.'