EXCLUSIVE: New Married At First Sight trailer features a determined blonde bride who says she’s “not here for f**k spiders”
The new season of Married At First Sight is set to be released in a matter of days.
And while last year’s experience was riddled with drama and scandal, the 2023 edition appears to focus on the contestants’ search for true love.
A new trailer obtained by Daily Mail Australia shows several glamorous brides and grooms on their wedding day.
While last year’s Married At First Sight was riddled with drama and scandal, the 2023 season seems to focus on the contestants’ search for true love.
The promo opens with a glimpse of the show’s first Indian bride, Sandy Gwanda, who is seen embracing her sister in traditional wedding attire.
“Marriage is very important in Indian culture,” she says in a voiceover.
Then the petite blonde bride, Alyssa Barmond, is shown walking down the aisle with her mom.
The new trailer for the highly anticipated series, obtained by Daily Mail Australia, shows several glamorous brides and grooms on their wedding day.
The petite blonde bride, Alyssa Barmond, is shown walking down the aisle with her mom
“It’s something I’ve never felt before,” Barmond says excitedly.
The brunette bride, Bronte Scofield, is then seen laughing gleefully before flashing her wedding ring and exclaiming, “I’m married!”
Viewers are offered a peek-a-boo and you’ll miss it at the many grooms who head to their brides at the end of the altar.
The brunette bride, Bronte Scofield, is then seen laughing gleefully before flashing her wedding ring and exclaiming, “I’m married!”
Viewers are offered a peek-a-boo and you’ll miss it at the many grooms who transform into their brides at the end of the altar.
Newlyweds Duncan James and Shannon Adams appear in the ad.
The trailer concludes with bride Lyndall Grace looking at her groom and saying, “I guess I’ll just make it clear, I’m not here for spiders.”
Season X will begin with the biggest shocker wedding ever, followed by an interstate and overseas honeymoon.
The trailer concludes with Lyndall Grace looking up at her groom and saying, “I think I’ll make it plain, I’m not here for f**k spiders.”
While previous years were marked by controversial topics, the 2023 season will feature a “twisted” challenge from the experts: encouraging the actors to swap partners.
An insider let it slip: They’ve really upped the ante this year. They worked out different couples’ partners for three days and it was hell for everyone involved.
I don’t know if it was because there were way too many couples at the end and they just wanted to test who was real or not, or they just wanted to shake things up.
Season X will begin with the biggest shocker wedding ever, followed by an interstate and overseas honeymoon
Some participants refused to do so. They didn’t see the point of it and were like, “There’s no way this could happen in the outside world.”
The insider claimed that the partner-swapping mission was given the green light by relationship experts John Aiken, Alessandra, and Mel Schilling.
Married at First Sight premieres on 30 January at 7.30pm on Channel Nine
While previous years were marked by cheating scandals, the 2023 season will see couples actively encouraged to swap partners. (Pictured: Groom Olly Skelton, from Perth)
