MAFS’ Rhi Disljenkovic Breaks Silence on Pregnancy Rumours—Opens Up About Heartbreaking Endometriosis Battle

MAFS’ Rhi Disljenkovic Breaks Silence on Pregnancy Rumours—Opens Up About Heartbreaking Endometriosis Battle

In a raw and emotional video shared with her fans, Married at First Sight star Rhi Disljenkovic has finally broken her silence on swirling pregnancy rumours revealing that the speculation couldn’t be further from the truth.

The reality TV favourite took to Instagram to set the record straight, bravely opening up about her deeply personal battle with endometriosis, a painful and often misunderstood condition that affects 1 in 9 women in Australia.

> “It hurts every time someone asks if I’m pregnant,” Rhi said through tears. “The truth is, I’m not  and right now, I don’t even know if I ever can be.”

For months, fans have speculated about a possible baby on the way after Rhi was seen wearing looser outfits and stepping back from public appearances. But in her candid video, she explained the reality behind the rumours  painful flare-ups, emotional exhaustion, and the heavy weight of infertility fears.

> “This isn’t a bump — it’s bloating, it’s inflammation, it’s the physical toll this disease takes on my body every day,” she said.

Rhi went on to describe her journey with endometriosis as “isolating and invisible,” revealing that she has undergone multiple surgeries and struggles with constant pain. Her vulnerability struck a chord with thousands, with fans flooding the comments in support.

> “You’re so strong. Thank you for sharing what so many women go through in silence,” one follower wrote.

While Rhi’s future with motherhood remains uncertain, she says she’s focusing on healing, raising awareness, and using her platform to advocate for more research and support for those living with endometriosis.

> “I may not have the answers right now, but I want other women to know they’re not alone,” she said.

The video marks a turning point for the beloved MAFS alum, as she transforms personal pain into public strength  giving a voice to the voiceless and challenging the assumptions too often made about women’s bodies.