Former Bachelor reality TV star Sam Wood has launched a fresh application for bail less than a month after being remanded in custody.The 46-year-old fitness entrepreneur remains behind bars, charged over an alleged domestic violence incident involving his wife, Snezana Wood, at the couple’s $3,000-a-night holiday accommodation in Noosa on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast on October 3. Wood was refused bail in Maroochydore Local Court on October 8 but on Thursday lodged an application in the Supreme Court seeking bail. His lawyer, Mathew Cuskelly, had confirmed earlier this month that a new bail application was ‘imminent’ and that his client would defend the charges.The Supreme Court bail hearing has been set for November 4.Mr Cuskelly declined to confirm or comment on the new bail application when contacted by the Daily Mail on Thursday. Wood initially spent five nights in a police cell at the Maroochydore watch house before he was transferred to Brisbane Correctional Centre.He has since been moved to Wolston Correctional Centre. Former reality TV star Sam Wood has launched a fresh application for bail The 46-year-old remains behind bars, charged over an alleged domestic violence incident involving his wife Snezana[embedded content]Wood has been charged with the domestic violence offences of assault occasioning bodily harm and strangulation in a domestic setting.The court heard that Ms Wood feared she was going to die during the alleged incident at the couple’s Noosa holiday accommodation on October 3. It is alleged a row broke out as the couple were packing their belongings to return home to Melbourne.He allegedly grabbed his wife by the throat with one hand and threw her against a wall, the court was told.He then held her throat tightly and restricted her breathing while she was on the ground, the court heard. ‘She thought she was going to die,’ police prosecutor Jeanette Grigoris said of Ms Wood. The court heard Mr Wood’s stepdaughter, Eve Markoski-Wood, called Triple Zero during the alleged incident. Mr Cuskelly told the court that Wood had denied there had been any strangulation, saying his client’s version of events indicated he might be entitled to a self-defence argument. A court heard earlier this month that Wood’s stepdaughter, Eve Markoski-Wood, 21, called police and reported that he had harmed her mother Snezana (left) The former reality TV star turned fitness entrepreneur will remain behind bars until at least November 4’There were hostilities,’ Mr Cuskelly said.’The complainant has moved towards him and continued to yell at him. He pushed her away. There is denial of any strangulation.’Acting Magistrate Janelle Boegheim rejected the bail application during the October 8 hearing, describing the prosecution case as relatively strong.She said consideration for bail could be revisited if the strength of the case changed.The couple first captured Australia’s attention when Snezana won over Wood’s heart on the third season of Channel Ten’s The Bachelor in 2015.Their romance became one of the franchise’s most celebrated success stories, with the couple marrying in 2018 and welcoming three daughters together.He founded fitness business 28 By Sam Wood, which he reportedly sold in 2022 for more than $70million but remained the face of the online platform.The wellness businesses behind the platform has since cut ties with Mr Wood.1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732)Lifeline 13 11 14