After the two declared their mutual respect for one another, Dean asked Mike about whether he was encouraged by producers to act a certain way on the show.
Talking about Mike having broached the "L-word" on the show, he asked: "Was there a little bit of B.S. in that?"
He then went on to talk about what he went through last year: "I had a lot of B.S. in mine. Tracey's a great girl but it was pressure from the situation, the producers. The whole country was hating on me and I felt, 'I've got to say I love you here, I've got to say it.' Even though, Tracey's a great girl, I didn't really love her in that way."
Dean's revelation didn't go down too well with Mike who replied, "I'm a bit disappointed to hear that frankly. I thought you were more sincere than that in that moment."
Things then went from bad to worse when Dean asked Mike an inappropriate question. Here's how it went down:
Dean: So, how many girls have you banged since the show?
Mike: All right, Dean, I think we're done here, buddy.
Dean: What? It's a serious question?
Mike: Come on, man. Are we going to go lowest common denominator? We've only just met.
Dean: It wasn't an insult.
Mike: Fair enough. I don't think I'm going to sink to that level. I don't think you know me as well as I thought you did. Mate, keep on keeping on, huh.
Dean: It's not an insult. Why is that an insult?
Mike: To answer your previous question, I'm a one woman man.
Dean: It wasn't an insult.
Mike: It just looked, sounded and felt like it. OK, that's good.
Dean: I was in the Gold Coast over the weekend and I ran into a lot of different people and I heard a lot of different stories. There's nothing wrong with it. It wasn't an insult in any way. If it came across that way I'm sorry. I'm a fan of you, mate, I think you're a legend.
The awkward exchange then came to an end and it's safe to say the two Married At First Sight contestants won't be best mates anytime soon.