Final vows are just around the corner, and with the show wrapping up, Danny Hewitt has found a whole new way to grab attention.
The 34-year-old real estate agent has exclusively confirmed to New Idea that he is developing an adult toy inspired by his wife Bec Zacharia’s nickname for his manhood.
“My first thought was, I wonder what royalties I’m going to be paid for this,” Bec told New Idea as she reflected on the moment she first found out about Danny’s new business venture.
“I’ve texted him, and I said: ‘I look forward to working out the royalties for you know, naming you the Danaconda and putting a spotlight on your manhood.'”
Bec, 35, revealed she had heard about the venture through the grapevine rather than directly from Danny.
“I had prior information that he was going to do this, but he never confirmed it to me,” she said.
“It’s pretty lucky that I talked about it on camera so much because otherwise it wouldn’t make business sense, would it?”
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And on seeing her MAFS husband turn a joke nickname into a business venture?
“Danny’s a smart man who will take every opportunity to make money, so it doesn’t shock me that this has come about,” she said.
“I had that during filming available to me. I think I would have been a much happier person.”
As for whether she’ll be a customer?
“I don’t think I need to pay. But I will report back 100 percent with my true thoughts on size, shape, and whether or not it’s an exact replica of his package.”
Danny has been quick to insist there’s more to the venture than shock value.
“It’s all a bit of fun,” he told New Idea.
“But there’s actually a serious side to it as well.”
The MAFS star says his time on the show opened his eyes to how many people struggle with intimacy.
“People have trouble connecting, communicating, and keeping things exciting. It’s more common than people think,” he said.
Insiders say the product is still in early development, with Danny taking a more considered approach than fans might expect.
“It’s not about shock factor anymore. It’s about making something that actually helps people,” a source revealed.
Danny himself is adamant he wants to get it right.
“At the end of the day, if it helps people connect and have a bit more fun, then that’s a win,” he said.
