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Imagine quarantining with a complete stranger — who you're married to.
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EXCLUSIVE: In one of the largest orders ever, Lifetime has picked up six new seasons — Seasons 12-17 — of its flagship reality series “Married at First Sight.” Additionally, Lifetime has greenlighted a new spinoff series, “Married at First Sight: Unmatchables” with an eight-episode order and has given a blind commitment to another series from …
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It’s been five months since the couples on Season 10 of “Married at First Sight” decided to stay together or get a divorce. But since the cameras stopped filming, their lives and marriages continued to unravel. Last week’s finale saw two of the couples — Katie and Derek and Jessica and Austin — choosing to …
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Dun dun dun, it’s Decision Day. Season 10 of “Married at First Sight” has come to an end and the five D.C. area couples made the choice if they wanted to stay married or get a divorce. Two months ago, they met as strangers at the aisle after getting matched by relationship experts Dr. Pepper …
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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 …
Imagine quarantining with a complete stranger — who you're married to.
