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Fans of “Married at First Sight” are getting a treat in May: Lifetime has announced a spinoff of their hit social-experiment show. Couples from previous seasons who stayed together will be giving viewers an in-depth look into their lives since filming has ended. Cast additions from Season 10, which is currently airing, will be announced …
Fans of “Married at First Sight” are getting a treat in May: Lifetime has announced a spinoff of their hit social-experiment show.
Couples from previous seasons who stayed together will be giving viewers an in-depth look into their lives since filming has ended. Cast additions from Season 10, which is currently airing, will be announced after this month’s finale.
Called “Married at First Sight: Couples’ Cam,” the six-episode show will be self-shot by the former contestants. It premieres on May 20 at 8 p.m. on Lifetime.
On “MAFS,” relationship experts match singles who meet for the first time at their wedding. After getting legally married, the pairs spend eight weeks together, going on a honeymoon, moving in together and meeting their families — before deciding if they’d like to stay together or get a divorce.
Expect to see fights, births and how their marriages function without the experts helping them.
Here are the couples that have been announced so far.
Jamie Otis and Doug Hehner, Season 1
The Monmouth County, N.J., couple is the longest-standing marriage from the show. Since meeting in the aisle in 2014, they’ve had one daughter, Henley Grace. Hehner works in software sales and Otis is a registered nurse. They started a podcast, “Hot Marriage. Cool Parents.“, where they hope others can learn from their experience.
Ashley Petta and Anthony D’Amico, Season 5
After getting married in 2017, Chicago-based couple Petta and D’Amico have welcomed a daughter, Mila. She turned 1 in January of this year.
Shawniece Jackson and Jephte Pierre, Season 6
Jackson and Pierre originally butted heads when “MAFS” came to Boston. But their marriage has lasted two years. Shortly after the show stopped filming, they welcomed a daughter, Laura, in 2018.
Danielle Bergman and Bobby Dodd, Season 7
After meeting and getting married in Dallas, Texas, Bergman and Dodd also became a family of three. They had a daughter, Olivia, in 2019.
Stephanie Sersen and AJ Vollmoeller, Season 8
Sersen and the very-perky Vollmoeller were a great match after tying the knot in Philadelphia. Since their 2019 nuptials, they’ve fulfilled their promise of traveling the world before starting a family. According to their Instagram profiles, they’ve been to Sydney, Montenegro and Dubai.
Kristine Killingsworth and Keith Dewar, Season 8
Killingsworth and Dewar, another Philly-based couple, announced that they bought a house at their season’s reunion show. Killingsworth is still a real estate agent, and Dewar works as a dialysis technician. The couple often posts photos together critiquing the latest “MAFS” season.
Beth Bice and Jamie Thompson, Season 9
Known for their extreme fighting, Bice and Thompson moved from Charlotte, N.C., to Silicon Valley after the show aired. They recently started a Youtube channel where they spill dirt on their lives, even their “basic Caucasian” sex life, which has since improved.
Deonna McNeill and Gregory Okotie, Season 9
McNeill and Okotie celebrated their one-year anniversary this month by eating the top of their wedding cake, according to an Instagram post. They’ve started a clothing line called Akpesiri.
