Former Married At First Sight star Tamara Joy revealed the truth about her relationship with Dan Webb, and the fallout with Jessika Power following their affair. 

The brunette beauty, 31, who starred in season six of the experiment, revealed her true feelings about her TV husband and if she liked him with an Instagram Story post, shared on Tuesday.

'My response to that is no... Was I initially attracted to him, no. Did we get along, yeah we did. Dan and I became really fast friends,' she said.

The Instagram influencer explained that one of the show's producers had even asked them why their chemistry off-camera was better than on-camera.

'I guess that kind of comes down to the fact that we were just friends... and obviously we were in this experiment that was about love, and there was none of that (between us).' 

Tamara explained that she and Dan had good a friendship and would talk about everything.

But elsewhere in the clip, she said: 'Did I like Dan in a romantic way? No, I did not to clear that up.' 

During the experiment, Jessika, 28, and Dan, 35, went out on dates behind their respective spouses backs - before admitting their relationship during a commitment ceremony.

Jessika and Dan eventually completed the season, choosing to continue their relationship outside of the show before breaking up on national TV during Talking Married after the finale was aired. 

Tamara explained the reason why she was upset about their affair was because Dan had betrayed their friendship.

'He led me to believe that we were friends out of this whole thing, this crazy mad experience,' she said, and also added that she was upset at Jessika because she did not stay true to 'girl code'.

But the brunette said that since becoming friends with the blonde bombshell in the weeks and months afterwards, they were able to discuss what had happened. 

Sharing her thoughts on her experience, Tamara said that in most cheating scandals women are quick to blame the other woman.

'Girls, you don't know what your man is saying to this girl to make her fall at his knees, or whatever happens. So you can't always blame the girl. It's like eight times out of ten it's actually the male's fault,' Tamara said.