Married At First Sight Australian bride Sara Mesa believes taking public transport helps her ‘stay humble’.
The reality star, 30, shared a photo on Instagram that captured her on a train in Sydney.
‘Stay modest on the train. I have some time to kill getting to and from appointments,” she wrote in the caption.
During her special trip, she wore a distressed leather jacket and designer sunglasses.
Sara added that she would be catching up with her MAFS co-star Lauren Dunn and teased an exciting TikTok collaboration.
Married At First Sight Australian bride Sara Mesa believes taking public transport helps her ‘stay humble’
Sara recently opened up about her split from her MAFS husband Tim Calwell, 31, revealing they are on ‘very amicable’ terms despite going their separate ways.
Speaking to Ny Breaking Australia, she confessed one of her biggest regrets from her time on MAFS, admitting that she’s glad the show is over after seeing herself on screen.
‘I’m so relieved. Yes, I’m obviously very happy that it’s over now. I feel like reliving it a second time in a completely different light, it was a bit stressful. It’s nice to know we’re done and can now move forward,” she said.
The reality star, 30, shared a photo on Instagram that captured her sitting on a train in Sydney
When asked about her relationship with Tim after their divorce, she added, “Tim and I are on friendly terms.
“We hadn’t really spoken after the actual breakup, but we’re actually very friendly now.
“We talk every day the show is on and discuss it. It’s nice to know that we can still be friends and share that experience together.
“It would be sad to leave it like we haven’t spoken anymore, that would be really sad.”
Sara recently opened up about her split from her MAFS husband Tim Calwell (left) and shared how they are on ‘very amicable’ terms despite going their separate ways
She also reflected on her reunion with Tim, after Jono revealed that Tim had expressed doubts about their relationship after the final vows, which shocked Sara.
“Look, it was definitely very hard to hear. “I think my anger and frustration stemmed from Tim telling me the exact opposite behind closed doors,” she said.
“It was a kick in the gut because throughout the whole experience I felt like I just wanted to feel safe and I wanted to feel like he had my back and that we were on the same page.”
