The 29-year-old took to Instagram on Tuesday evening to address her on-screen husband Ryan Donnelly’s allegations that her Manly apartment was, in fact, rented for a single night during this week’s homestays.

“For anyone curious, this was taken at my actual Manly apartment,” she wrote over a video of herself posing on her balcony.

“As a single lady, security and privacy are important to me and my friends.

“I didn’t feel comfortable opening my home up to all of Australia.”

Jacqui also posted photos of herself in her bedroom, saying she did so “for anyone actually super nosy (about what her room looked like)…hope that gives everyone a good enough idea.”

Homestay week is purportedly designed to give participants a glimpse into how their lives might look with their ‘spouse’ outside the experiment.

Ryan took to Instagram on Tuesday and claimed to expose his on-screen wife’s apartment as a fraud.

The 29-year-old took to Instagram on Tuesday evening. Picture: Instagram

She also posted photos showing her bedroom. Picture: Instagram

“This wasn’t Jacqui’s home,” he wrote over a photo of the couple entering what the show claimed was the jewellery business owner’s “kingdom”.

“It was an Airbnb booked for the one night we filmed in Manly.

“Her actual place was a rental apartment with two other housemates.”

The project manager said Jacqui’s real-life home was “tiny” and could not accommodate the camera crew inside.

The cost of the Airbnb rented instead was $200 per night, the Daily Mail Australia reported.

Jacqui is understood to be currently in a relationship with groom Clint Rice and living at his multi-million-dollar home in Tasmania.

She reportedly relocated to the island state from Sydney after production wrapped last December.

Viewers have accused the former lawyer of being a “golddigger” and “loopy”, with fans lambasting her for “fake crying” about seemingly mundane details like having a television in hers and Ryan’s bedroom.

Viewers have accused the former lawyer of being a “golddigger” and “loopy”. Picture: MAFS/Nine Network

It comes as Jacqui exclusively revealed to SkyNews.com.au she is “unable to work” as a lawyer because of her portrayal on the show.

She claimed she had not worked as a lawyer at a firm in NSW since the show aired in January, alleging her edit affected her capacity to perform.

“I essentially left my job after I tried to go back to work because I was mentally distressed and couldn’t work,” the reality TV star said.

“I’ve been unable to continue my career… I’ve been left to fend on my own, basically.

“I wasn’t medically capable of performing my duties because I was under so much mental distress and trauma.”