Feminist writer Clementine Ford mocks Married At First Sight villain Bryce Ruthven

 Clementine Ford has once again taken a shot at a Married At First Sight groom.

The feminist writer, who earlier this month was slammed by former MAFS stars for claiming that the men on this season of the reality TV hit deserved to have their ‘d**ks fall off,’ took a lighter approach when she mocked Bryce Ruthven on Thursday.

The Fight Like a Girl author amusingly lip-synced the season 8 villain’s infamous explanation of his feud with fellow groom Sam Carraro. 

Clementine began the TikTok video by mimicking relationship expert John Aiken, asking Bryce, ‘We’re kind of pretty keen to know what it was that wound you up so much.’

As she switched to Bryce’s part, the podcast host amusingly styled her hair in a blonde updo reminiscent of the 31-year-old radio host’s look. 

‘It’s just stemmed from day one, or night one, to be honest with you,’ mimed Ford, while glaring at the camera.

‘Obviously I was first into the buck’s party. Sam came in second,’ she continued, as ominous music played in the background.

Amid dramatic cuts between various angles of Ford’s face, she continued, ‘First words to come out of his mouth were, “Oh mate nice to meet you. You look really nervous.”‘

‘Are you nervous?’ at which Ford scoffed. 

‘[In] my line of work, you can’t afford to be nervous, otherwise you haven’t got a job.’

She concluded the video: ‘So, I took that as, here we go. Ego vs. ego. Trying to be the bigger ego.’ 

It was a relatively tame jab at one of the more hated characters on the hit reality TV series, especially compared to Ford’s last attack on the grooms.

Clementine has delivered scathing recaps and rants about Married At First Sight’s latest season on Instagram, where she boasts more than 150,000 followers.

In a foul-mouthed recap in early March, she labelled some of the male cast members ‘c***s’ and said she hopes they suffer a ‘horrible injury’ so their ‘d***s fall off’. 

The controversial author then went on to say all of the men on the show, with the exception of ‘sweet and naïve’ personal trainer Patrick, deserved to lose their genitals.

‘I really hope that all of these men suffer some kind of horrible injury that involves their d***s falling off,’ she said.

Some of the show’s former stars took umbrage with Ford’s statements. 

In a lengthy Instagram post, season five villain Dean Wells said that the author had ‘lost the plot’, before branding her a ‘feminazi’.

‘Someone needs to tell her that MAFS is a TV show,’ the 43-year-old wrote.

His post received praise from some of Married At First Sight’s male stars, including season six’s Mike Gunner, who has feuded with Clem in the past.

‘I think she’s just decided that attacking men is her angle,’ Mike wrote.