Married at First Sight UK is back for a brand new series on E4.
After three successful series, which have already resulted in two BAFTA nominations and a baby, MAFS UK is back for a fourth.
E4 says the new series promises to be "jam packed with the usual cocktail of love, romance and drama" as a fresh batch of singles prepare to say ‘I do’ to a complete stranger.
What to expect from MAFS UK 2024
As always, there’ll be the usual stunning wedding ceremonies and sun-soaked honeymoons as the couples all enter this life-changing experiment.
They’ll move in together, attend dramatic dinner parties and reunite at commitment ceremonies where every marriage is put under the microscope and scrutinised by the show's relationship experts.
Who are the MAFS UK experts in 2024
Back to match and guide the MAFS couples through the experiment are:
- Paul C. Brunson
- Melanie Schilling
- Charlene Douglas
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Married at First Sight UK 2024 brides and grooms
The brides
- Emma - 31, Sales Manager, Bristol
- Sacha - 29, Aesthetics Practitioner, Birmingham
- Kristina - 31, Dog Walker, East Sussex
- Eve - 31, Fitness Coach, Omagh
- Holly - 29, Beautician, Huddersfield
- Charlie - 30, Lettings Operations Co-ordinator, Surrey
- Richelle - 48, Head of Alternative Investments, London
- Polly - 28, Careers Advisor, Kent
- Lacey - 27, Office Manager, Hertfordshire
The grooms
- Adam - 33, Barber, Nottingham
- Alex - 28, Aviation Operations, Birmingham
- Caspar - 34, Head Gardener, New Forest
- Kieran - 28, Mechanic, Newcastle
- Nathan - 24, Engineer, Somerset
- Orson - 41, Project Engineer, St Kitts and Nevis
- Ross - 32, Painter & Decorator, Manchester
When does new Married at First Sight UK start?
Married at First Sight UK returns to TV screens tonight (Monday, September 16) on E4 at 9pm.
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The first episode will see a fresh batch of singles enjoy "one last night of freedom" before the first two couples tie the knot.
So get ready for another emotional rollercoaster as Married at First Sight UK prepares "to take over your life" for the next nine weeks.
You can watch Married at First Sight UK Monday to Thursday nights on E4 at 9pm.
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