
Married At First Sight Star Pleads Guilty to Threatening Nephew
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Married At First Sight star Tony Mojanovski, a 54-year-old fishing charter business owner, faced court for threatening his nephew during a heated call in November 2025. After denying the incident, Mojanovski pleaded guilty to intimidation and received a one-year conditional release order. This comes after a health scare last April when he suffered a heart attack, prompting him to focus on health and low-key living.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Married At First Sight Star Pleads Guilty to Threatening Nephew. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 30th, entertainment and celebrity news. Today starts now, AI powered and spotlight ready. I'm Cory with the story. A married at first sight star from the 2025 season just based court over a nasty threat to his nephew. Tony Mojanovsky, a 54-year-old who ran a fishing charter business with the guy, called him up in November 2025 to talk shop. Things escalated fast when the nephew said he couldn't make work that day, and Mojanovsky ended up threatening physical harm. Police got involved after the nephew recorded the call on his wife's phone and reported it. Cops arrested Mojanovsky, took him to the station, and during questioning, he first denied it all, but changed his tune once he heard the audio. He ended up pleading guilty to intimidation and Wollongong local court. In court, Mojanovsky owned up to the mistake, saying his nephew pushed him to the edge and that he's never been the aggressive type. The judge bought it, calling him a good character overall with no violent history,
so he dodged a conviction and got a one-year conditional release, ordered to stay out of trouble. This comes after a rough patch for Mojanovsky last April when he suffered a heart attack and needed emergency bypass surgery to clear a blocked, artery. He blames stress, smoking, and his party lifestyle on the boat, plus some family heart issues like his mom's aneurysm. Now he's focusing on keeping his health in check and laying low, especially after that reality TV spotlight with his match, Marina Farina faded out.
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