When the One Nation co-founder appeared on The Project during Monday's episode, he revealed that while the content of the show is "terrific," it's just not his cup of tea.
"It's not my kind of television," he said. "But for the genre that it is it's terrific, I saw episode four today, it's a phenomenal show."
The former politician made a brief cameo on Sunday night's series premiere episode of The Real Housewives of Sydney, and he was even a topic on conversation amogsts some of the cast.
During the episode, Nicole O'Neil told Lisa that co-star Victoria Rees had speculated about her husband David's sexual past.
Disgusted, Lisa wasted no time in brushing off the controversial allegations. "[Pauline] always denied sleeping with him until she was trying to sell a book," said Lisa.
"Pauline Hanson alleges that she slept with my husband 20 years ago. And really, it was pre-me and I wouldn't care if he did. I wouldn't care if he slept with a boat-load of dutch sailors, It doesn't matter. But I think the issue is Victoria just sounds like a b****," she laughed.
As we previously reported, Lisa Oldfield revealed last month that filming the show has had a major impact on her marriage, revealing that is on ‘its last legs.’
“We started filming the show when our marriage was on its last legs,” she told New Idea. “We've had a lot of marital problems and I'm very open about them.”
“It's been really interesting filming [the show] because it really held a mirror up to us and made us realize that we're not communicating anymore,” she revealed.
Lisa also admitted at that time that to deal with their marital woes that she and David go to marriage counseling as the couple both have strong personalities and they need ‘a referee to blow a whistle.’
It was also reported that David was not impressed by what he's seen in the pre-released episodes of the show.
"He's very unhappy, to the point where we aren't talking at the moment," the 41-year-old housewife told OK! Magazine Australia.
Lisa claims that her former politician husband is displeased towards his portrayal on the Foxtel hit reality show from watching a first three episodes of the first season.
"He feels he's been marginalised and emasculated," the businesswoman added.
Lisa admitted the married couple had already been struggling through a rough patch: "The show magnified it, but it had been festering for a while."
However, in recent interviews, the controversial reality star has revealed that doing the show has saved her marriage.
“The show made me wake up to myself,” Oldfield told WHO Magazine. “I had been quite selfish, living in this bubble. It had all been about work, work, work. I didn’t realize until the show held a mirror up to me that I wasn’t being the best wife in the world.”
“Listening to some of the women wax lyrical about their husbands … you know, they seemed to be getting great support at home,” she says. “For me, home wasn’t the greatest place. And it wasn’t always like that. I had initially blamed David, but once I started to talk to friends and family, they told me I had shut him out, too. The show was the impetus to understand that.”
So how, exactly, has the dynamic between the Oldfields changed? “I mean, I no longer want him dead. That has got to be a good start,” said Lisa.
The Real Housewives of Sydney airs Sunday nights at 8:30pm on Arena in Australia and on Tuesday nights at 8:30pm on Bravo NZ in New Zealand. For International TV Listings, click here!
Source/Photo Credit: The Daily Mail, Foxtel
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