Tensions explode and Ruby Drew breaks down in tears as Mia Bailey makes a sudden return on Stan's Turned On: Dirty Sexy Money

Tensions came to a head on the latest episode of Turned On: Dirty Sexy Money when Mia Bailey made a shock return to Blue Rose Talent. 

The adult content creator, 25, sensationally quit the agency in the first episode after she had a heated falling out with fellow star Ruby Drew.

Since then, things have been hot and cold between the former friends, but things exploded between the pair on Wednesday night during a girls' getaway.

Blue Rose Talent founder Quinn Everly took the agency girls away on a ritzy holiday to Byron Bay, where she announced she had re-signed Mia to the agency.

Mia then made a sudden entrance into the villa, stunning her fellow stars and quickly setting off a vicious confrontation with Ruby.

She began by complaining that no one in the agency reached out to her after she left, saying she felt 'isolated' and 'hated' by women she once called friends. 

'We all have different brands, we all have different businesses, we all have very different looks,' Mia said as she tried to make peace with the girls.

'We don't need to have this rivalry.'

Ruby, 24, jumped in to say there had never been a rivalry between the agency girls, later saying that no one reached out to Mia because 'she acted in a s***ty way'.

'Okay. Jealousy is a b***h but that's fine,' Mia retorted. 

Ruby denied that she was jealous while Amelia Maddison said: 'You blocked everyone here. 

'So don't complain when no one reaches out to you if you made it impossible. No one would want to reach out to you, you f***ing made us all feel like s***.'

Ruby eventually stormed off from the conversation, calling Mia a 'vindictive b***h' and breaking down in tears before Quinn then convinced her to confront Mia again.

At this point, the fight was taken outside and turned into a shouting match when Ruby and Mia clashed one on one. 

'I have a bit of a problem with you trying to put this down to jealousy, because it's not that,' Ruby began.

'Was I jealous of your reach and your business? Yes, I was. But I was never jealous of you. My problem with you is with your behaviour.'

Mia went on to call out Ruby for making snarky comments about her when she tried to talk with the agency girls just moments earlier.

'Can I just say, you think you never do anything wrong,' Mia said. 

'I have admitted to doing things wrong all the time,' Ruby snapped as tensions began to rise.

'When it comes to me, you can't admit to being wrong,' Mia continued.

She then brought up a moment in a prior episode when Ruby 'rejected' her at Amelia and April's cat-themed party.

Mia said she felt hurt that Ruby refused to talk to her at the party because she thought they had made peace and become friends again. 

'I didn't reject you,' Ruby insisted. 'I didn't want to have a conversation with anyone but Chloe [Mira].'

'That's not what I heard, at all. I've heard things,' Mia said, saying fellow agency girl Hayley Summers had told her Ruby confessed to not wanting to be friends with Mia.

'Hayley said you don't want to be friends with me. I was taken back because I thought we were going in a good direction,' Mia said.

'For you to hang out with me and then go to the girls and say, "I wish I wasn't chummy with her," and, "I don't trust Mia." Flipping our whole conversation.'

At this point, Ruby exploded at Mia and they began shouting over the top of each other about what Hayley had told Mia. 

'Hayley told me, "I back you. I lost my friendship with you because I sided with Ruby." Hayley regrets siding with you at the agency party,' Mia said. 

'Oh, my God. I can't f***ing deal with you anymore,' Ruby said as she stormed off, breaking down in tears over the implication Hayley had been talking about her.

'I don't want to be around her. She makes me feel f***ing insane. She's impossible to deal with and she makes me question my friendships,' she cried.

'I hate that b***h,' Mia said as she stayed outside. 'Whenever she's confronted, she has to walk away. She can't deal with it head on.' 

Later, in a vox pop to producers, Ruby said she would not be welcoming Mia back into the agency with open arms.

'I can see now that there is never going to be a friendship or reconnection,' she said. 

'My battery when it comes to Mia is just completely dead and I don't know if it can be refilled.

'Quinn might have invited Mia back into the agency, but I haven't, and this agency isn't big enough for the two of us.' 

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