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Married At First Sight star Ryan Gallagher has called out the influencer marketing industry after a high-profile Aussie was handed a lucrative sponsorship just six months after they were embroiled in a white powder scandal.
While Gallagher, 34, didn't name the person who scored the big-money deal, some social media users speculated he was referring to AFL player Bailey Smith.
The Bulldogs star, 22, was handed a two-match suspension June 2022 after photos and video surfaced of him with a white substance.
Smith, who has a cult following on social media thanks to his signature mullet and bit.ly ripped physique, is now being featured in an advertising campaign for McDonald's.
Married At First Sight star Ryan Gallagher (pictured) has called out the influencer marketing industry after a high-profile Aussie was handed a lucrative sponsorship just six months after they were embroiled in a white powder scandal 
The collaboration did not sit well with Gallagher, who said it represented everything wrong with influencer marketing. 
'This whole industry is just arse-up,' he wrote on Instagram.
'How someone can go from being caught six months ago [in a white powder scandal] to now doing McDonald's ads? I think Macca's has this wrong.'
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He suggested the fast-food giant instead choose 'a known person who's done right and reward them' with a sponsorship.
Gallagher has been an advocate for sobriety since quitting booze in 2021.
While Gallagher, 34, didn't name the person who scored the big-money deal, some social media users speculated he was referring to AFL player Bailey Smith 
The Bulldogs star, 22, was handed a two-match suspension June 2022 after photos surfaced of him with a white substance. Smith, who has a cult following online thanks to his signature mullet and ripped physique, is now being featured in an advertising campaign for McDonald's
He gave up alcohol after drinking began to affect his relationships.
'I'm totally done, I'll never drink again. I probably lost the love of my life because of alcohol and gambling when I was younger and silly,' he told .
'Alcohol definitely wasn't good for me anxiety-wise, I've suffered from anxiety my whole life.'
He also revealed addiction had plagued his family and he wanted to break the cycle of alcohol abuse.
Gallagher has been an advocate for sobriety since quitting booze in 2021 
In June last year, images circulated online of Smith holding a bag containing white powder. He was also filmed sniffing an unknown substance in a separate video.
The Western Bulldogs player admitted to 'making mistakes' when the story broke.
'We are extremely disappointed to have observed social media content showing Bailey Smith with an illicit substance,' Western Bulldogs CEO Ameet Bains said in a statement at the time.
In June last year, images circulated online of Smith holding a bag containing white powder. He was also filmed sniffing an unknown substance in a separate video. The Western Bulldogs player admitted to 'making mistakes' when the story broke 
'Bailey is a young man who has faced many challenges and pressures off the field in recent times which he has spoken of extensively. He endured a particularly difficult time towards the end of last year that ultimately led to time away from football.
'While this clearly does not excuse his behaviour, it is our responsibility as a club to ensure we have supported, and we continue to support, Bailey's health and wellbeing,' said Bains.
For his part, Smith was keen to own the behaviour, and consequences that come with it, and become a better person.
'In confronting this, the temptation is to speak in vague generalities and avoid the issue. However, I am determined to learn the lessons of my past and be a better person in the future,' he said.
'After much reflection, I am now in a position to confess to indulging in behaviours in late 2021 of which I am deeply ashamed.
'I do not have an excuse for those behaviours, however the state of my mental health over that period post Grand Final dramatically deteriorated, and I spiralled out of control leading to poor decision making and actions at the time.
'I have made mistakes. I am very aware of that, and I fully own it.'
After that period, Smith took time away from the game for mental health reasons.
'We are extremely disappointed to have observed social media content showing Bailey Smith with an illicit substance,' Western Bulldogs CEO Ameet Bains said in a statement at the time. Smith also admitted he was 'deeply ashamed' of himself




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