Married At First Sight star Jamie Marino made her footy WAG debut at Richmond’s Jack Dyer Medal at Melbourne‘s Crown Casino on Tuesday night.

The 29-year-old reality TV veteran turned heads as she accompanied Richmond player Mate Colina, 26, at the exclusive AFL event.

Jamie wowed in a plunging white gown with a flowing silhouette and a thigh-high slit, which perfectly showcased her flawless figure.

She completed her ensemble with pink open-toed heels and elegantly styled her blonde locks to cascade around her shoulders.

A subtle layer of nude make-up accentuated her striking features.

She accompanied delisted Richmond player Colina, with the seven-foot athlete towering over her as they posed for photos on the night.

Married At First Sight star Jamie Marino made her footy WAG debut at Richmond’s Jack Dyer Medal at Melbourne ‘s Crown Casino on Tuesday night with Mate Colina

When pressed by the media about whether they were now dating, Jamie remained tight-lipped.

Jamie captured MAFS fans’ hearts with her sass, honesty and radiant smile during this year’s explosive season.

In April, she laid bare the pain behind why she ultimately walked away from her tumultuous relationship with groom Dave Hand – and how she’s now ready to step into her power.

Speaking just hours after the nail-biting reunion aired, the marketing manager didn’t hold back in an emotional interview with Daily Mail.

‘I’m glad it’s over,’ Jamie admitted.

‘I’m just ready to move on to the next chapter. I thought last night’s episode was a really good representation of what happened.’

Fans will recall the harrowing moment Jamie broke down in tears and walked away from the dinner table – a raw scene that left viewers in shock.

But Jamie says what followed off-camera was one of the most beautiful and unexpected moments of the season.

Jamie wowed in a plunging white gown with a flowing silhouette and a thigh-high slit, which perfectly showcased her flawless figure

When pressed by the media about whether they were now dating, Jamie remained tight-lipped,

‘It was heartbreaking to watch myself leave like that,’ she confessed.

‘But then almost every woman in the room followed me. We sat outside and had this phenomenal conversation. It reminded us we all came into this for genuine reasons and even if it didn’t work out, we were all there for love.’

Looking ahead, Jamie is dreaming big.

‘I want to change the world,’ she beamed.

‘I want to empower women, make them feel seen and heard.’

She even teased a possible future in the spotlight.

‘Maybe I’ll be hosting something – I’ll take over Love Island, who knows! I’d do another reality show, but not a dating one. The men who go on those shows? Yikes. But… I could be The Bachelorette,’ she joked.

‘I love the attention – I just don’t love the men!’