'The Bachelorette Australia' star Sam Frost calls Sasha Mielczarek her favorite man
It has been almost a month since “The Bachelorette Australia” finale, which aired on Oct. 22, when Sam Frost, 26, chose Sasha Mielczarek, 30, over Michael Turnbull. Recently, Frost took to Instagram to express her affection for Mielczarek.
“My favourite man @sash1313#ten2016 #Movember,” Frost captioned an Instagram photo of her and Mielczarek, which was posted on Nov. 20, Friday. The two secretly dated for about four months between taping and airing the finale of “The Bachelorette Australia.”
After the first season of “The Bachelorette Australia,” Frost was tapped to become Rove McManus’ 2DayFM co-host. Apparently, Mielczarek has been supportive of Frost since she started co-hosting the Sydney breakfast radio show.
Before joining “The Bachelorette Australia,” Mielczarek was a construction manager. He was once engaged to Martina Males, first cousin of Miss Universe Australia 2008 Laura Dundovic, who also appeared in “Hunter n Hornet” Season 1 episode 7 and starred in Brendan Cowell’s romantic drama film “Ruben Guthrie.”
Recently, Mielczarek was one of the guests in McManus and Frost’s 2DayFM breakfast radio show hosted by McManus and Frost. He joined the list of the first celebrity guests of the show, which includes Kylie Minogue, Adam Hills and Rachel Taylor.
It appears that McManus and Frost are enjoying their job as co-hosts of the breakfast radio show. Recently, McManus said that what he is happiest about their radio show is that it “sounded really good.”
“It’s one thing to have the guests, and they’re a really great calling card to get people in, strong names across the three hours,” The Australian quoted McManus as saying. “But then it’s what we’re giving listeners around that I felt was really strong today.”
“And I felt really relaxed today,” Frost added. While she loves sharing her romantic moments with Mielczarek to her fans through social media, they have yet to announce the details of their wedding plans.
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