Watch the awkward moment Mafs’ Georges is shut down by Peggy after ‘creepy’ Only Fans comment
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MARRIED At First Sight fans were left scratching their heads as Peggy stormed out on husband Georges in dramatic scenes.
Cocksure Georges hasn’t endeared himself to fans so far with many branding his remarks about women’s bodies “creepy”, but tonight they sided with him following the bizarre honeymoon row.
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Georges came under fire from Peggy in tonight’s MafsCredit: E4 
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Peggy put Georges in a no win situationCredit: E4
There was trouble in paradise when Peggy posed her man a hypothetical question.
After revealing she was a tech-loving nerd and not a bimbo Barbie, glam Peggy suggested she might want to benefit from her good looks by working on an adult platform like OnlyFans.
When Georges diplomatically answered that he would support her if that’s what she wanted to do, Peggy got the hump.
Later in the day, the pair had a heart to heart and Peggy flew off the handle, revealing Georges comments had really affected her.
She got up and marched out of their villa, slamming the door behind her.
One viewer wrote on X, formerly Twitter: “Peggy has lost the f**king plot??? I really don’t like Georges but why ask if he’d be bothered if you do onlyfans then go off your nut when he says he wouldn’t be bothered??? Crazy behaviour.”
Another said: “Georges seems like a knob in general, but I don’t actually see a problem with what he said? It was incredibly supportive???”
A third wrote: “Not a Georges fan, but all he said was that he would be fine with whatever his partner wanted to do with their body/life. Or am I missing something?”
The couple did patch things up later on during a night time rickshaw ride.
Georges backtracked and Peggy was soon smitten again, likening him to Prince Charming.
However, things took another sour turn when Georges revealed he once electrocuted his nipples with a fly swatter on his online gaming page.
“That’s f**king frustrated me,” sniped an outraged Peggy. “I don’t want to sound controlling nor possessive, but I’m not OK with that.”