Dave Hand raised eyebrows at a secret mansion party in Sydney‘s Eastern Suburbs over the weekend.

The Married At First Sight groom, who was paired with bride Jamie Marinos on the Nine experiment, was spotted mingling with millionaire adult content creator Matilda Baxter at the 7th anniversary of Vodka Soda &.

The invite-only bash, held at $120 million heritage-listed mansion Tresco, where The Golden Bachelor is filmed, drew a who’s who of reality stars for a late night celebration that quickly turned into one of the season’s most talked-about events.

Dave, 38, arrived with friends and wasted no time working the garden party circuit posing with 21-year-old model and OnlyFans star Matilda.

The tradie-turned-reality star kept things casual in a fitted charcoal T-shirt and tailored trousers, pairing his look with crisp white sneakers.

The glamorous influencer, who boasts nearly 802,000 followers, turned heads as she made her entrance in a baby pink sequinned bikini top and matching skirt.

Dave Hand raised eyebrows at a secret mansion party in Sydney ‘s Eastern Suburbs over the weekend when he posed with millionaire adult content creator Matilda Baxter

The glamorous influencer, who boasts nearly 802,000 followers, turned heads as she made her entrance in a baby pink sequinned bikini top and matching skirt

She styled her look with strappy heels, a designer shoulder bag and sleek, glossy hair that fell in soft waves around her face.

Guests say Dave and Matilda posed together for several photos throughout the afternoon and looked surprisingly comfortable in each other’s company.

Matilda made headlines last year after she revealed thieves broke into her Port Noarlunga South home on Christmas Eve, stealing almost $800,000 dollars worth of luxury goods.

The influencer, who had been staying with her parents at the time, said her home was ‘destroyed’ during the targeted attack.

‘My house was destroyed, all my upstairs, all my underwear was gone through, all my bags, my shoe collection, my whole house was trashed,’ she said in a recent interview.

Despite the trauma, Matilda looked relaxed as she mingled in the sun with fellow partygoers, stopping to chat near the pool and enjoying the waterfront views.

The event – organised by marketing maven Amira Ross – featured high profile socialite and nightclub boss Julian Tobias taking over DJ decks while guests including a string of recognisable faces from Married At First Sight, Love Island and Big Brother were spotted socialising throughout the day.

A series of interactive stations were positioned throughout the garden, including a Rixx Eyewear stand and branded photo moments that quickly became hotspots for social content.

Guests lounged on plush white bean bags scattered across the manicured lawn, surrounded by towering greenery and bespoke floral arrangements.

Event organiser Amira Ross kept the guest list tight, but the crowd delivered no shortage of star power.

The invite-only bash, held at $120million heritage-listed mansion Tresco, where The Golden Bachelor is filmed, drew a who’s who of reality stars for a late night celebration that quickly turned into one of the season’s most talked-about events

Dave was later seen posing alongside his pal Alan Wallace, known for his stint on Love Triangle

Upcoming 2026 MAFS stars Joel Moses, Chris Robinson and bride Gia Fleur also made a surprise rogue appearance

The event – organised by marketing maven Amira Ross – guests included string of recognisable faces from MAFS, Love Island and Big Brother. Amira pictured with podcaster Aaron Macey

Former AFL player Tom Sheridan, who last played for Greater Western Sydney and Fremantle, also looked to be having a good time

Vodka Soda & founder and creator Marcus Kellett was also in attendance alongside a stunning  blonde

Fashion designer and influencer Tali Jatali and The Bachelor’s Tali Jatali were also dressed to impress

Genetically blessed Chad Hurst appeared in good spirits as he flashed a smile

Made in Bondi’s Bella Salerno looked stunning in a two piece ensemble

A series of interactive stations were positioned throughout the garden, including a Rixx Eyewear stand and branded photo moments that quickly became hotspots for social content