Billy Vincent dumped Susie Bradley on Tuesday's Married At First Sight.

The hunky groom, 28, sensationally walked out on his 'wife' during her home stay in Jimboomba, Queensland, while slating her behaviour towards him.

'I don't mean to be spiteful or anything, but this experience has been one of the worst of my life,' said Billy during a cringworthy tantrum, before storming out with his bag packed.  

The final nail in the coffin for the mismatched pair became apparent as they had drinks with a handful of 25-year-old Susie's girlfriends. 

As some of the girls tried to justify Susie's actions on the show, Billy responded: 'She's difficult, she's nasty and I can't stand her, to tell you the truth.' 

Speaking to a producer, after storming away from Susie's friends, Billy added: 'They can have her, they love her for what she is: a rude, obnoxious, nasty, woman.'

As Billy then returned to Susie's home, the blonde, 25, asked him to leave. 

'You need to go and stay somewhere else. I'm not going to have this discussion with you now,' said Susie. 

Wanting to discuss their problems, Billy replied: 'I just don't understand why you're acting with such nastiness to me? And talking to me in such a condescending way.

'You are going to have this discussion with me, and you are going to listen to me for the first time. That's your problem Susie, you don't listen to anybody. 

'You've surrounded yourself with people who dilute you. That's why you have a bad attitude, bad behaviour and that is why you will not find a nice man.'

With Susie failing to respond, Billy carried on berating his bride.    

'I'm trying to help you, my dear, but you're a brat. Beauty is only skin deep, and some day you're not going to look as good as you look now, my dear,'  Billy stuttered.

'And then what, what do you have?'

As Susie then asked Billy to leave, the male model finally walked out.

After forgetting something from her kitchen, Billy then made an awkward return, adding: 'I know your intentions for doing this whole thing were false as well.

'Don't mess with me, I was a nice guy. You completely screwed me over.'