They didn't even make it past their honeymoon. On Tuesday night's episode of Married At first Sight Australia newlyweds Dave (right) and Jess (left) have called it quits, with Dave citing Jess's 'insecurities' as a deal breaker. The breakup came after Jess confided in Dave and told him she felt insecure wearing swimwear on their honeymoon. Dave interpreted this as a lack of confidence, and said he did not see the relationship progressing. With that, Jess packed her bags and left (inset). Here, Femail takes a look at how the other couple's fared on Tuesday night's episode.

Perth mummy blogger Constance Hall (pictured left and right) has admitted that her two-year-old son Rumi (inset) is 'violent' and that she's caught him attacking his twin sister with 'meth head force'. In a Facebook post, Ms Hall said that people shouldn't judge the parents of violent children, and that her three other kids are very gentle. She said that Rumi 'lashes out' and that 'it's just who he is'.

From claims Thai food is Chinese to assertions superman is a legitimate occupation, these are the cringe-worthy Family Feud Australian answers that left host Grant Denyer scratching his head. Another contestant claimed 'Big Trucks' was 'something you associate with trucks,' and another said 'pot' was something you leave outside a tent. Family Feud is notorious for drawing some bizarre responses from contestants, but these answers have gone above and beyond the average bloopers to take social media by storm.

Belgian Paralympic champion Marieke Vervoort has an incurable spinal degenerative disease, and is in such pain she is considering euthanising herself after the Games in Rio. Four years ago at the London Paralympics, the 37-year-old wheelchair athlete won gold in the 100m sprint in her T52 class, and silver in the 200m. But since then constant sleepless nights and the agony of her condition where Vervoort faints regularly, has pushed the 37-year-old to the brink of despair.

The Killing of JonBenet: The Truth Uncovered aired Monday night on A&E.; The new documentary aired never-before-seen footage of Burke Ramsey's police interview in 1998, two years after his little sister's murder (left). In the interview, Burke, then 9, recalls the last time he saw his sister. JonBenet's father also sat down for an interview with A&E;, again proclaiming his innocence. For years, JonBenet's parents Patsy and John (Mr Ramsey pictured top right, in his A&E; interview_ were the subject of public suspicion about the case, but police have since cleared their names. JonBenet Ramsey (bottom right) was six years old on December 26, 1996, when she was found strangled to death in her basement in Boulder, Colorado. Experts who spoke with A&E; said they believed an intruder was to blame.

Six-year-old Sarah Patel is being hailed as the bravest girl in New Zealand after she confronted an axe-wielding attacker who was part of an armed robbery at her father's electronic store in Auckland. CCTV footage has revealed the moment she grabbed a man standing over one of her father's employees before running off and leading person to safety. Her father, Suhail (inset with Sarah), said he was proud of his daughter's actions and despite her being shocked by the ordeal at first, was recovering well.

NEW Legendary rockstar Bruce Springsteen has detailed his battles with depression in a soon-to-be released autobiography. Springsteen, 66, explored his history with the mental illness and his father's (right of right in 1972) fight against it in his upcoming book, Born To Run. 'You don't know the illness's parameters,' he said. 'Can I get sick enough to where I become a lot more like my father than I thought I might?' Springsteen also told Vanity Fair he was almost crippled by the mental illness in recent years. 'I was crushed between sixty and sixty-two, good for a year and out again from sixty-three to sixty-four,' the 66-year-old (left) writes in his tell-all, according to the magazine. Springsteen' autobiography, Born To Run, will be released internationally on September 27, and he was interview for October's edition of Vanity Fair.

NEW Stanford rapist Brock Turner was seen going into Greene County Sheriff's Office in Xenia, Ohio on Tuesday morning for a probation meeting where he signed the sex offender registry. The meeting came just four days after being released from a California jail, where he served just three months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious 23-year-old woman. Probation department sources told Daily Mail Online that he will be expected to check in with them 'at least once a week'. The 21-year-old will remain on the sex offender registry for life - and will have to put up with regular visits from local law enforcement.

ABC presenter Maryanne Demasi has had a claim for workers compensation rejected after she broke her hip on a morning jog while working from her Sydney home in January, 2014. Dr Demasi, who hosts science program Catalyst, was suspended from the broadcaster for three months in July after she was found to have breached editorial standards when a report on her show claimed mobile phones and Wi-Fi caused health problems including brain tumours. Demasi's claim against her insurer was dismissed because she was unable to prove the morning run was an 'ordinary' break in her line of work.

A selection of hilarious pictures from Chinese social media have proved how men could turn their girlfriends or wives from attractive to unflattering with a click on the camera. These photos show the women's normal looks (bottom row) as well as awkward moments of them snapped by their male partners (top row). These images were first shared by a Weibo user named ' mid-night teacher Xu ' on August 26 in an article called 'never let your boyfriend take pictures of you'. She said the pictures were sent to her by web users after she asked on her account: 'How does it feel to have your pictures taken by your boyfriend?'

EXCLUSIVE: Rebecca Loos may have become famous over an alleged affair with David Beckham, inset bottom. But twelve years on, the only footballers Rebecca is interested in are the tiny schoolboy players, both her sons, inset top, running around outside her idyllic family house in the Norwegian mountains. The stunning 39-year-old, left and right, who is about to launch a blog about family life in the Scandinavian wilderness, today tells how caring for her 'little vikings' and doctor husband has transformed her from celebrity glamour girl into a Nordic domestic goddess. 'I clean the house, scrub the bathroom, make dinner every night, do the washing - I love caring for my home,' she tells MailOnline, from the tiny ski hamlet of Hemsedal.

Sonia Gates (left) said she had 'expected to die' after her ex-husband Daniel Frewin (right) entered her Banora Point home armed with two large kitchen knives and began an ice-fuelled rampage. Chilling security footage shows Frewin destroying the property, throwing chairs and attempting to kick down the bedroom door where Sonia was hiding with her three children. Sonia left Frewin after years of violence and controlling behaviour and took out Apprehended Violence Order's, but that didn't stop her ex-partner from breaking into her home.

South African sisters Mie, 22, (left) and Mille Debray, 24, (right) aka The Soap Girls, were shocked when the fake blood was thrown over them mid-song during their gig at the Union Bar in Hastings, East Sussex. Police have launched an investigation into the incident, but the pub landlord, Paul Osman, has hit back at the sisters on Facebook (inset) saying they are damaging the feminist movement and they should 'stick to lapdancing clubs'

A Melbourne man says he nearly had a panic attack after his Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphone exploded into flames as he slept, causing $1800 worth of damages to his hotel room. The man, identified on Reddit as Crushader, says the phone was charging on his bed when it 'fizzed and then popped open' before bursting into flames and smoke. Samsung Australia recalled over 50,000 of the Galaxy Note7 smartphones after discovering batteries of some phones exploded while they were charging.

Many a mother coos over the first time her baby reacts to the sound of music and the owner of these adorable Alaskan Malamute puppies was no exception. Footage shows five pups sitting in the boot of a car. But when their owner begins to play some music they stand up and cock their heads. At one point they adorably move their heads to the beat of the rhythm, stopping dead still when their owner pauses the music.

Crown Princess Mary has shed a tear for fallen soldiers at a solemn event commemorating Danish armed forces who have been deployed overseas. The 44-year-old attended the event along with Crown Prince Frederik and got emotional during the ceremony. The pair both looked poised, with Mary opting for a 1940s inspired outfit of pencil skirt, belted jacket and nude heels.

Kristy Ardo, 25, from Phoenix, Arizona has revealed that she restored her pre-baby body just ten days after giving birth to her second child, Tate (pictured right). The mother-of-two gained 30lbs during her second pregnancy but says she lost 20lbs before she had even got to the hospital. Pictured: Kristy two days after giving birth (left) ten days after (centre) and now (right).

The Green Lion is set to become the first vegan pub in Australia when it opens its doors on Saturday the 17th of September in Rozelle in Sydney's inner west. The restaurant will serve traditional pub food without using any animal products, with a 'Green Mac' burger (left), a Baja-Style Fishless Taco (top right), and a cheeseless cheese platter (bottom right) included on the menu. The pub will also offer up a very unique twist on an Australian favourite, with a meatless meat tray raffle.

Emergency services were called to Arncliffe, south Sydney, about 9:30am on Tuesday, where a seven-tonne Air Force aircraft engine had fallen from the side of a heavy-vehicle trailer and onto the road.Police say the driver allegedly used restraints for a 900kg load when the engine weighed more than seven times the amount. The road was blocked for two hours while the machine was salvaged with the help of a passing crane. The spare engine was for an Air Force KC-30 Multi-Role Tanker Transport aircraft.

Chris Robinson, 68, is accused by Insurance Australia Group Ltd of rigging up a printer to ignite matches and torch his Bay of Islands home as he continues to fight the firm for a £1.6million payout. He and his wife were in Hamilton - 264 miles away - on the night of the fire in September 2011. It is claimed he remotely accessed his home PC and sent a command to the printer, which set fire to the house they bought in 2005.

NEW A couple from North Yorkshire were unexpectedly treated to a private flight after realising they were the only two passengers on the plane (left inset). Carrie Fisher and her partner Kyle McNicol (right inset), both from York, were travelling from Krabi, Thailand, to Penang in Malaysia when they made the surprising discovery. Deciding to take full advantage of their situation, the couple decided to seat hop (main) around the plane and even experiment with some quirky dance moves.

NEW The small team of scientists were observing southern right whales' behaviour in Hermanus, Eastern Cape, South Africa, when a great white shark came just feet from their craft. The two beasts crossed paths in front of the amazed scientists, and the unusual coming together made for some amazing photographs. One of the experts Jean Trefson said: 'There is just so much we don't know about these incredible predators and it was fascinating to observe both species in close proximity from above.'

Teacher Michael Kersebaum, 46, from Muenster, Germany, is facing stalking and invasion of privacy charges after he allegedly sent the picture of 20-year-old Charlotte Gliszczynski. The photo was taken when she was his 17-year-old lover, one year after she was his student at a comprehensive school. Their relationship subsequently ended and now he is facing prosecution after being accused of sending a naked picture of her to one of his friends.

Tens of thousands of ships have passed through Tower Bridge since it first opened more than 120 years ago, but few would have caught the eye as much as this extraordinary £225million bombproof superyacht. The distinctive white 'Motor Yacht A'- owned by Russian tycoon Andrey Melnichenko (inset, with his wife Aleksandra), who is known as the 'King of Bling' - was spotted sailing up the River Thames in London on a wet and windy Saturday afternoon. The 390ft vessel, which is one of the world's 25 largest superyachts, features three swimming pools, including one with a glass floor, luxurious cabins and an unconventional design described as an upside down hull. And the boat, which launched eight years ago and was reported in April to have gone on the market, was photographed mooring alongside D-Day bombardment vessel HMS Belfast having sailed up the Thames.

From Arizona to Iceland, stunning landscapes from across the globe are brought to life in these incredible 3D images. Professional photographer Paul Reiffer, 36, spent six years compiling superb landscape shots from all over the world that could be transformed into a 3D video. He said: 'The first image of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge is my favourite. It is the most dramatic.' The one minute and 42 second video consists of around 20 images of landscapes including one in Iceland where a block of ice literally pops out of the picture.

Bicheno locals have come up with a unique way to rescue a stranded dwarf minke whale while waiting for Tasmanian authorities, wrapping it in a colourful towel to keep it wet. The whale was spotted on the rocks and locals reacted quickly keeping it wet, until wildlife authorities were able to move it into deeper waters. The minke whale swam away strongly during the successful rescue.

MailOnline Travel has rounded up 12 of Airbnb's top beach huts around the globe - from houses made of bamboo on a jungle-fringed beach in the Philippines to quintessentially British painted huts right on the sand in England - all within a few minutes' walk from the sea. And with a range of budgets available, there's probably the perfect one for you.

Queenstown has long attracted tourists with its stunning scenery and adventure sports. Its glorious Lake Wakatipu was transformed into the mythical woodland of Lothlorien in Lord of the Rings (inset). Take in its beauty from the comfort of your bed (top left) or bath (bottom right) at Azur Lodge, a luxury hotel perched among the trees above it. With nine standalone cottages and uninterrupted views of the water, it's hard not to feel just a little of Tolkien's magic during a stay at this stunning boutique hotel.

The heart-warming pictures of the panda mother and her cubs from Schönbrunn Zoo in Vienna has ended a month of speculation as it was confirmed for the first time they were a boy and a girl. Having tried to determine the gender of the two newborns since August 7 using just a camera, Schönbrunn Zoo director Dagmar Schratter said today that the fact that one of them is a female is particularly good news after all three cubs born previously were males.

The latest food porn fad taking over Sydney is a pumpkin-sized ball of Nutella ice cream which is deep fried and covered in caramel sauce (right). It takes three to four hours to prepare the extravagant dish, which weighs upwards of 1 kilogram. Daily Mail Australia reporter Steve Trask (left) gamely tried to conquer the dish, only to throw in the napkin halfway through.

A set of vertigo inducing photos have revealed the incredible view the 'Over The Edge' swing in Amsterdam offers its visitors although those who are afraid of heights should avoid the experience! Sitting 330ft above ground, on the roof of a 22-storey skyscraper, the swing is the tallest in Europe and is one of the Dutch capital's newest attractions.

These stunning photographs of densely-populated China show there are rare moments and remote regions where another soul is not seen for miles. The images have been taken in picturesque locations like the rice fields of Yuanyang (top left), deserts of Dunhuang (top right), the serene waters of the Li river (bottom left), the towering cliffs of Huangshan (inset) and the barren landscape of the Muztagh Ata mountains (bottom right).