Married At First Sight's David Cannon found a box of condoms in his Singaporean hotel room during his honeymoon with bride Hayley Vernon on Thursday's episode.

And while viewers may assume that the truck driver had purchased the prophylactics himself in the hope that he'd get lucky with his new wife, it may have been the show's producers.

In an interview last year, former Married At First Sight star Ines Basic revealed that production leave condoms in all of the participants rooms.

'People leave like condoms in the room,' she told .

'Yeah a 24 party mix!

It's like a 24 pack of condoms,' she added.

The Bosnian bride also admitted in the same interview that her love scenes with Sam Ball weren't staged, and that she was even willing to have sex on camera.

'I'm a hoe,' she confessed.

'So I was so down for it. Like I was keen [for it] to be a full on free celebritie porno. I was all about it.'

She added: 'We're on reality TV let's just make it as real as possible.'

Former Bachelor In Paradise star Alisha Aitken-Radburn told The Kyle and Jackie O Show that things are stricter in The Bachelor franchise.

Not only do they have condoms everywhere, participants must also give sexual consent on camera before doing the deed.

'If [producers] see you get too hot and heavy they will interrupt,' Alisha said.

'And it's good.

It's a duty of care. I think it's a good rule to have.'

Despite having the opportunity to have sex, there's little chance that Hayley and David were physical on their honeymoon.

The couple had an explosive fight on Thursday's episode which ended with David demanding producers give him his own separate hotel room so he could escape his new wife. 

'I've never met someone more inconsiderate in my whole entire life,' he said.

Married At First Sight continues Sunday at 7pm on Nine