A scene from a recent episode of Married at First Sight (MAFS) UK has gone viral online, with some fans claiming the moment shouldn't have made it to air.
Fans of Married at First Sight UK are reeling after an explicit moment many have labelled"inappropriate" and even more shocking than anything seen on the Australian version of the show. A scene from a recent episode of Married at First Sight UK has gone viral online, with some fans claiming the moment shouldn't have made it to air.
The moment in question unfolded during the reunion episode when ex-couple Amy and Luke took the couch to dissect their turbulent post-show fallout. Things took a wild turn when Amy revealed a shocking detail about a letter Luke had sent her after their breakup. The back-and-forth left fans and experts alike stunned, with professional matchmaker Paul C Brunson putting Luke on the spot:"You specifically use the term terrorise your b**h***e- have you ever used that term before?"While the moment sparked uproarious laughter from some, others were left deeply uncomfortable.Clips of the exchange quickly went viral, sparking heated debate across social media.
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