‘It’s literally a form of hell’: Married At First Sight’s Tash Herz admits long distance relationship with new girlfriend Madison Hewitt is hard
Married At First Sight’s lesbian bride Tash Herz has admitted she’s found it difficult maintaining a long distance relationship with her Gold Coast-based partner.
On Saturday, the 31-year-old bartender from Adelaide, who has been dating Madison Hewitt since leaving the social experiment, answered questions from fans while in self isolation amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A follower asked, ‘Is long distance hard?’ to which Tash said, ‘Yes, it’s literally a form of hell. That’s why we’re always sulking about it.’
‘It’s literally a form of hell’: On Saturday, Married At First Sight’s Tash Herz (pictured) admitted that maintaining her long distance relationship with new girlfriend Madison Hewitt was hard
Elsewhere in her Instagram story, another fan asked: ‘How often do you see your beautiful girlfriend?’
‘Not enough,’ she said before adding, ‘You know what lesbians are like. We want to fast-track that co-dependency as quick as possible.’
Meanwhile, on her Instagram feed, Tash shared a video of herself happily strolling through Adelaide with Madison by her side which was taken last week.
Long distance love: A follower asked, ‘Is long distance hard?’ to which Tash said, ‘Yes, it’s literally a form of hell, that’s why we’re always sulking about it’
‘I miss last weekend’: Meanwhile, on her Instagram feed, Tash shared a video of herself happily strolling through Adelaide with Madison by her side which was taken last week
‘I miss last weekend,’ Tash wrote in the caption, ‘Long distance relationships in this climate absolutely suck. My heart hurts.’
The reality TV star began dating Madison soon after Tash filmed the juggernaut reality show last year and they have been inseparable since.
They were even spotted at high-profile outings, including exclusive parties for Sydney’s Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.
Loved up: The lesbian couple went Instagram official in February
The lesbian couple went Instagram official in February after they posted a picture touching tongues, before Tash thanked her partner for ‘loving me like I deserve’.
Tash’s confession from self-isolation amid the coronavirus pandemic comes as numbers of cases in Australia grow.
As of March 22, the national coronavirus cases has risen to 1,316 people testing positive. The virus has so far claimed seven lives.
Pandemic: As on March 22, the national coronavirus cases has risen to 1,316 people testing positive. The virus has so far claimed seven lives