FBoy Island came into the spotlight this week when the reality series BINGE, hosted by Abbie Chatfield, saw two of its leading actresses go wild.
Nicole Mitrov and Krystal Thomas are two of the three women. The third is Ally Woodfall, who is tasked this season with finding the Nice Guys among the Fboys.
And it seems like in the last few episodes they chose an interesting tactic to gain the upper hand, as they were spotted having sex with all the men who caught their eye.
Nicole, a 27-year-old from Queensland, fell especially in love with her favourite Sean, a construction worker from Western Australia.
During a late-night pool party where the cocktails flowed, Nicole took the 23-year-old aside under the guise of a house tour.
“I want to give him a tour of the house… and a tour of the room… and a tour of Nicole,” she told producers.
As the boisterous couple made it to the bedroom, unaware that there were still cameras trained on them, they went to bed and had a very hot make-out session.
At one point, when things really got going, Sean closed the curtains to block the cameras, leaving the audience with only the sound.
FBoy Island heated up this week when reality series BINGE, hosted by Abbie Chatfield, 29, (pictured), saw two of the lead actresses let their hair down and get naughty
Nicole could be heard saying, “Gosh, Sean, what? I’m so wet. Oh my god! I think the sex between you and me would be really good. Like, insane.”
After the entanglement, Sean told producers, “When it comes to those intimate encounters, I’m not a selfish person. I like to make sure I please someone.”
While viewers may have seen this as a clear sign that Nicole had chosen her match for the season, they were still shocked when she kissed Jack hours later.
Later in the episode, she had a date with the 27-year-old real estate agent. The two can be heard groaning as they take a shower together to ‘burn off some energy’.
Nicole Mitrov, 27, (right) and Krystal Thomas, 28, (center), who are tasked with finding the Nice Guys among the Fboys this season, decided to reach out to the men they were interested in
Elsewhere, 28-year-old Krystal from the UK also had her eye on two men, first pulling Doug aside and stripping him of his wet board shorts.
The couple were spotted together on her bed after he stripped down completely and she admired his “amazing package.”
Doug, a 25-year-old electrician from South Australia, later told producers he felt like he was “shitting his pants.”
After Krystal, who currently lives in Queensland, prayed that Doug “knows where the clitoris is,” she was later taken away by waiter Caleb.
Nicole, a Queensland resident, was especially excited about her favourite Sean, 23, a construction worker from Western Australia (pictured)
While viewers might have seen this as a sure sign that Nicole had chosen her match for the season, they were shocked when she kissed Jack, 27, hours later (pictured)
Caleb appeared as FBoy in the 2023 season, but returned this year as a waiter to make and deliver cocktails to the other contestants.
Still, he didn’t let his degradation get in the way of courting Krystal. After he bought her a drink, he whispered in her ear, “Come to the bedroom.”
“I wanted to be naked in bed, ass out, balls off, but I couldn’t do that because that’s FBoy. I wanted to show a different side of myself,” Caleb told producers.
When Krystal arrived at her bedroom and found Caleb, they wasted no time in kissing, though Caleb avoided undressing like his fellow contestant Doug.
Elsewhere, Krystal, from the UK, also had her sights set on two men when she first pulled Doug, 25, aside and stripped him of his wet board shorts (pictured)
After Krystal, who currently lives in Queensland, prayed that Doug “knows where the clitoris is,” she was later taken away by waiter Caleb
That’s according to presenter Abbie, 29, after she said the spicy reality relationship show is a humorous ‘feminist’ piece.
“We are not The Bachelor or Love Island, and we are not pretending to be a political documentary about feminism,” she told The Daily Telegraph earlier this year.
“But when it comes to reality shows and the reach of them, it’s quite feminist because we’re constantly calling out the FBoys and the women have the power.
“We do it in a humorous way and we don’t pretend to be a serious show. Everyone knows what they’re getting into. It’s like we’re all in on the joke.”
Abbie went on to say that the series aims to expose the Fboys’ “bad behavior.”
“The whole point of the show is to call people out directly on things that are not quite right,” she said.