The Married at First Sight alum addressed the decision in an Instagram Story, while making clear that she would not comment on a matter before the courts.

Content warning: This article discusses alleged domestic and family violence.

Jules Says The Decision Reflects Her Values

Jules said she stood "firmly against domestic and family violence in all forms" and had chosen to end the professional relationship.

Her statement, quoted by Pedestrian, said the decision was made "in line with my values". She added that supporting and empowering women would continue to come first.

The Instagram Story had expired by the time the statement was reviewed, but the same wording was quoted across multiple current articles.

Other Partners Also Stepped Away

Jules was not the only public figure to respond. Actress Tammin Sursok said she had paused her partnership and removed related promotional posts, while trainers Tiffiny Hall and Tania Monk also distanced themselves from the program.

Ready-made meal company Foxes Den said it had ended its partnership, and 28 Group parent company DBG Health later announced that it had terminated its commercial arrangements with Wood.

Wood launched the fitness program in 2016 and sold the business in 2022, remaining its public face until the company ended those arrangements.

The Allegations Remain Before The Court

Wood has been charged with assault occasioning bodily harm in a domestic violence context and strangulation in a domestic setting. The charges are allegations and have not been proven in court.

A statement posted on behalf of the Wood family said they were cooperating with authorities. Queensland law prevents the alleged victim from being identified.

Jules' public action is limited to her own business decision. She did not claim to know what occurred and specifically declined to comment on the court matter itself.

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