They finally broke their silence on romance rumors this weekend, telling fans they're nothing but good friends. 

And Married At First Sight's Tamara Joy, 29, and her on-screen rival Jessika Power's brother Rhyce, 28, revealed another glimpse into their curiously intimate friendship on Monday as they enjoyed a pamper session at a Balinese spa.  

Taking to her Instagram Stories, the ex-'wife' of Dan Webb uploaded a video of herself and Rhyce talking to the camera with their faces obscured by a thick layer of clay mask.    

'Friends who face mask together stay together, 'cause we're friends!' Rhyce chanted to the camera. 

In mock frustration, Tamara interjected: 'You didn't even do my f**king mask properly. Look at this! You missed the top lip.' 

'I look good but!' Rhyce smiled mischievously, prompting Tamara to playfully sigh and roll her eyes.

A day earlier, the pair shared intimate footage of themselves cosying up in bed- before revealing they were only 'friends.'  

'No, we are not a couple, we're both single, we're friends hanging out with each other in bed, watching movies,' Rhyce said during a Q&A session with fans. 

Rhyce's sister Jessika famously stole Tamara's MAFS 'husband' Dan Webb on the show. 

Last week, Rhyce and Tamara shocked Married At First Sight fans by documenting themselves enjoying several outings in Bali. 

On Friday, the pair spent time together in Canggu at the Tonic Day Spa, relaxing in a large bathtub filled with rose petals.

Tamara also shared a photo of herself soaking up the sun on the beach with the stripper.

And the previous night, they were pictured enjoying a romantic dinner at the Slippery Stone in Seminyak.  

After the date was broadcast on Rhyce's Instagram page, his sister Jessika took to her own account to address the situation.

'A lot of people want me to comment on this,' she told her followers.

'My brother isn't always the smartest but I trust his judgement and I don't have any hate towards Tamara.

'They are two grown adults eating dinner. Move forward, guys, there is way more going on than some fake hate on a 'reality' show.'