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Married at First Sight is back on our screens with its revamped UK format, which has taken inspiration from its wilder Australian version. From the likes of Nikita Jasmine being booted off due to her aggressive behaviour to the shocking cheating scandal involving Jordon and Megan, it's clear the show's bosses have ramped things up a notch or six, as its previous seasons pale in comparison.

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Married At First Sight UK star Marilyse Corrigan has been spotted in a resurfaced TOWIE clip. The 36-year-old personal trainer from Yorkshire has married Dubai-based strength and conditioning coach Franky Spencer, 47, in the E4 series, which now has a brand new format.

Married At First Sight UK is back for its newest series, and sixteen singletons have been carefully matched into eight newlywed couples.The British version of the Australian show has been given a revamp for this season, which promises explosive drama with every episode, and it hasn't let us down so far.

Australia’s brasher, boozier edition of reality franchise Married at First Sight during lockdown, the new UK series, which began last week and will continue over the next few months, already seems like our perfect match.

Married at First Sight UK is back, and promises more explosive drama than ever before as they revamp the series, taking inspiration from its Australian counterpart. One of the season's first couples to blindly tie the knot were Morag Crichton and Luke Dawson.

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With both Sydney and Melbourne in lockdown, what better time to dive head first into this year’s Queer Screen Film Festival than right now. This year the festival is presenting some 40 films from 17 countries, in 18 different spoken languages, and with no less than 22 Australian premieres.As Festival Director Lisa Rose explains, “although this this is the third time we have offered something online and Australia wide, it is actually our first ever completely online festival, which is exciting

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Married at First Sight UK is back for another two months of entertainment on E4, and we can't wait to see which newlyweds actually go the distance.The reality dating show-cum-social experiment has been completely revamped for its sixth series in the UK, taking inspiration from the incredibly dramatic Australian version. Experts Paul C Brunson, Mel Schilling and Charlene Douglas have been tasked with matching the 16 lucky contestants.

Married At First Sight UK has been given a saucy refresh as it launched with one bride-to-be demanding a "f***ing big d***" from her Prince Charming.The British version of the international hit series has previously been much tamer than its Australian and US sister shows, featuring couples serious about wanting to make their marriages to strangers work and following their usually low-key lives together.

The first trailer for this season of Married At First Sight UK has been released, and it promises a lot of nail-biting drama.This season has taken inspiration from the successful Australian version of the show, where instead of focusing on couples first meeting on their wedding day, it will follow them as they live alongside other newlyweds and see if they are tempted romantically by others.