Returning: Married at First Sight
The date is set for the next MAFS juggernaut.
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Nine has confirmed Season 10 of Married at First Sight returns on Monday, January 30, at 7.30pm.
10 new brides and 10 new grooms will meet for the first time at the altar on their (TV) wedding day after being matched by relationship experts John Aiken and Mel Schilling, and clinical sexologist Alessandra Rampolla.
The new season of MAFS begins with the biggest shock ever to rock a wedding, followed by honeymoons ranging from the deeply romantic to the extra-spicy and drama-filled, interstate and overseas.
Alessandra will encourage a sense of adventure in our couples as they step out of their comfort zones with unprecedented Intimacy Week tasks to set pulses racing.
Then, in a brand-new twist to the experiment, our experts will task the couples with a never-seen-before element that thrusts them – and their relationships – into the unknown with dramatic consequences.
Throwing themselves into the intensity of a real-life, fast-tracked relationship, this year’s brides and grooms are honest, raw, and vulnerable – baring all for Australia in the hope of a successful and meaningful marriage.
Since the inception of MAFS in 2015 hundreds of thousands of applicants have been in search of the same thing: a deep and lasting connection. Elusive true love.
Over nine spectacular seasons Married at First Sight has grown to become the talk of nation. Millions of viewers here and around the world have tuned in and witnessed participants going from strength to strength, even outside the experiment – getting married, buying homes and having babies.
In 2023, prepare to fall in love with an incredibly passionate and heartfelt new group of participants entering the experiment. And of course, it wouldn’t be MAFS without more bombshells and relationship dramas, explosive dinner parties, mind-blowing secrets and Commitment Ceremonies that will even shock the experts.
This year the greatest search for true love will once again captivate the nation and spark conversation across Australia. Get ready to pop the champagne – the spellbinding new season of Married at First Sight is almost here.
Married at First Sight is produced by Endemol Shine Australia (a Banijay Company) for Channel 9.
8 Responses
So have they actually got people who are genuinely looking for love without the drama or want the followers and fame or have they paired up people who know won’t work out and drama and conflict will occur.
I just don’t think these so called experts have had a success rate.
“What’s love got to do, got to do with it?”
Since the inception of MAFS in 2015 hundreds of thousands of applicants have been in search of the same thing: Social
Media followers.
You hit the nail on the head there, nothing can keep a “wannabe look at me” down.
Like Gogglebox, Love Island, Big Brother, The Block etc etc.
Yep, I want my 15 mins! Then when the cameras stop rolling, let me extend it to 15 hours, days or if I’m lucky 1.5 years.
Lol, yep. All for a bit of attention for three months. You know your 15 minutes is up when you no longer rate a story in news.com.au
Well you’ve ruined our Christmas 🌲⛄,lol 🤣 seriously straight after the tennis ,Merry Chtistmas to you and all the readers at TVT.