Married At First Sight bride Gia Fleur has announced an exciting career move, signing with one of Australia’s top celebrity talent agents.

The 36-year-old reality TV star revealed in a social media clip last week that she had signed with star manager Max Markson, who has previously represented a host of A-list celebrities, including Kim Kardashian and Pamela Anderson.

‘Just wanted to let you know I am now being represented by Max Markson and his team. Please contact Max for anything moving forward,’ Gia told her followers.

She then expressed her excitement at the move.

‘I look forward to this, seeing where it goes and what we do. I’m really excited, so stay tuned, will see you soon!’ she added, and ended the clip by blowing a kiss at fans.

Markson is a Sydney-based celebrity manager with decades of experience and has represented a host of local and international stars, including MAFS veterans Jessika Power and Cyrell Paule.

MAFS bride Gia Fleur has announced an exciting career move, signing with one of Australia's top celebrity talent agents

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MAFS bride Gia Fleur has announced an exciting career move, signing with one of Australia’s top celebrity talent agents

The 36-year-old reality TV star revealed in a social media clip last week that she had signed with star manager Max Markson, who has previously represented a host of A-list celebrities, including Kim Kardashian (pictured)
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The 36-year-old reality TV star revealed in a social media clip last week that she had signed with star manager Max Markson, who has previously represented a host of A-list celebrities, including Kim Kardashian (pictured)

He expressed his excitement about representing Gia in a statement: ‘I’m so looking forward to managing Gia. It’ll be fun, she is a great talent.’

‘I’m very privileged to be representing her. I’ve got enormous hope for her,’ he told The Daily Telegraph.

Markson previously revealed that some of the people he represented earned hundreds of thousands of dollars a year through sponsored social media posts.

‘Not everybody makes it [as an influencer] because they don’t have the volume of followers,’ he told The Herald Sun in 2020.

‘You have to be outrageous, you need personality. Once you have over 100,000 followers, you might be able to give up your day job and just earn money from collaborations.

‘If it is, like, 50,000 to 70,000, don’t give up your day job, you have to keep working. At 200,000 to 250,000 followers, that is a sweet spot.’

It comes after Gia lifted the lid on the final, off-camera chapter of her relationship with Scott McCristal.

Speaking to Daily Mail, the outspoken bride shared a raw and unfiltered account of their messy break-up, their failed attempt to reconnect – and the moment she realised it was truly over.

Markson is a Sydney-based celebrity manager with decades of experience
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Markson is a Sydney-based celebrity manager with decades of experience

He has represented a host of local and international stars. (Pictured with Mark Wahlberg)
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He has represented a host of local and international stars. (Pictured with Mark Wahlberg)

She said she was brutally ‘ghosted’ after sending Scott, 33, a sexy lingerie photo just days before the reunion.

But the shocking revelation is just the latest twist in what has been one of the most explosive relationships of the season.

Gia and Scott’s romance began with instant chemistry on their wedding day, with the pair quickly emerging as one of the experiment’s strongest couples.

Despite an early hiccup when Gia’s family revealed she had a daughter before she could tell him herself, the pair pushed forward – forming a fast, intense bond that saw them labelled a ‘golden couple’ by fans.

Their connection only deepened during the honeymoon, where they shared affection, flirtation and bold promises about their future.

At one stage, Scott even told Gia she was his ‘soulmate’ while she threw herself fully into the relationship, convinced she had found her match.

The couple went on to get matching tattoos during the experiment – a dramatic gesture that signalled just how serious things had become.

But behind closed doors, cracks were already beginning to show.

As the weeks progressed, their relationship became defined by power struggles, emotional tension and a growing disconnect in communication.