Married At First Sight’s Stacey Hampton insists she’s NOT jealous of KC Osborne

Married At First Sight bride Stacey Hampton has set the record straight about her feelings toward rival bride KC Osborne. 

Speaking to her Instagram fans on Sunday, the single mother, 26, insisted that she has no ill feelings towards the new partner of her ex-husband Michael Goonan. 

‘I’m not jealous of KC, I think she’s beautiful. I think everyone’s beautiful. I think Michael’s [Goonan] lucky to have her,’ Stacey said while sitting on the bed with her energetic sons Kruz, 2, and Kosta, 4. 

Stacey went on to encourage her fans to purchase 32-year-old KC’s new range of branded hoodies.  

‘Go and buy her hoodies, I don’t hate her. Buy her hoodies, do it! Awesome!’ the mother-of-two enthused. 

‘She teaches children’s classes about self love which is really great. And you know what? I support that, I have kids myself. She’s going to have kids one day and she’s going to understand what it’s like,’ she beamed. 

Earlier in the video, the law graduate warned online trolls to stop posting nasty comments online about her capabilities as a mother.    

‘I don’t know what I’ve personally done to you guys. But I have a zero tolerance policy with trolls. I literally block straight away,’ she warned. 

Stacey reiterated that none of her online critics have actually ‘seen her as a mother in full form’, and therefore have no right to comment on such matters.   

‘If you ask my ex, “the bikie” that everyone likes to bring up, he says I’m a great mother,’ she declared.

‘And he says it’s probably one of my only qualities. Because I can be a difficult partner,’ she added. 

It comes after KC’s restraining order against her Married At First Sight co-star Stacey was formally withdrawn on Tuesday.

KC had taken an IVO out against Stacey on May 7, accusing the single mother and her friend Anthony Hess of ‘harassing her’. 

A source close to Stacey told Daily Mail Australia it had been withdrawn due to ‘lack of evidence’.

The blonde law graduate is now said to be considering legal action against KC for ‘slandering her’.

KC and Michael said in a joint statement: ‘This situation is beyond ridiculous and we want nothing to do with it. We both want to be left in peace. Everyone needs to move on with their lives.’

Michael, 29, claimed earlier this month that KC had been the victim of targeted harassment and threats from Anthony and Stacey. They both deny this.

After KC took out an IVO against Stacey on May 7, Anthony, 39, filed a similar restraining order against Michael on May 14.

In the complaint, the eccentric Bitcoin investor claimed that Michael had sent him a ‘threatening text message’ and made ‘two threatening phone calls’.

An interim order made by the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court prevents Michael from going within five metres of Anthony, or within 200 metres of his home.

When asked if he had filed an IVO against Michael to get back at KC for filing one against Stacey, Anthony said: ‘Not at all. I had already planned to. This isn’t a war.’

The Interim Intervention Order lasts until June 10, when Anthony will have to argue his case again to have it extended and Michael will have the opportunity to put his version of events before the court.