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Married At First Sight Australia bride and groom caught filming awkward honeymoon for upcoming season: ‘Doesn’t look set up at all’
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The new season for Married At First Sight Australia is well underway and several of the cast members for the show’s 2023 run have already been revealed.
And it appears production is already up to the honeymoon phase.
A bride and a groom were recently caught on camera being directed by MAFS producers in the hotel lobby of the Palazzo Versace Gold Coast.
A bride and a groom were recently caught on camera being directed by Married At First Sight crew in the Palazzo Versace Gold Coast lobby
In the video, shared by the Instagram account @mafsgossip, the pair were seen wandering aimlessly around the room
The shot then pans to a cameraman filming from across the lobby.
‘Spotted: A MAFS bride and groom have been spotted shooting scenes for their honeymoon on the Gold Coast the other day,’ the account captioned their post, before asking users to message them if they recognise any of the cast.
Several fans of the show flocked to the comments to poke fun at the raw moment, pointing out how ‘staged’ the pair looked.
‘Imagine trying to have a honeymoon and being constantly told where and how to stand,’ one user commented.
The pair were seen wandering aimlessly around as a camera filmed from across the room
Several fans of the show flocked to the comments to poke fun at the raw moment, pointing out how ‘staged’ the pair looked. ‘Imagine trying to have a honeymoon and being constantly told where and how to stand,’ one user commented
‘Doesn’t look set up or fake at all,’ another added.
One follower wrote, ‘Staged, orchestrated and directed. Kills any natural flow.’
The sighting comes amid former MAFS bride Samantha Moitzi, who was paired with Al Perkins on the latest season, said that producers decide on the characters and storylines before filming starts.
The fashion brand manager was asked during an Instagram Q&A on Friday if it was ‘interesting’ to see her co-stars’ ‘real personalities’ come to light after they were portrayed unfairly on the show.
Glamorous Perth influencer Bronte Schofield (pictured) will appear on the 2023 season of Married At First Sight Australia
New bride Tahnee Cook pictured left chatting to another bride during the hens’ night for the 10th season of MAFS
‘Yeah, I think the edit was no one’s fault. I think the producers had in mind what we were going to be from the beginning,’ the 27-year-old answered.
‘But I think if that wasn’t who you really were, it was going to come out eventually. You can’t not be yourself.’
‘I think the truth always comes out,’ she added.
Daily Mail Australia exclusively revealed that the new cast of brides and grooms filmed their bucks hens night at million dollar estates in Sydney last week
Last week, Daily Mail Australia exclusively revealed the hot new cast members of the 10th season of Married At First Sight.
The upcoming brides will feature a bevy of beauties including seven stunning blondes and two brunettes, who were spotted taping their hens night at Centennial Park’s $15million The Crossways estate in Sydney.
Sydney baker Alyssa Barmonde will be joining Brisbane-based flight attendant-turned-beautician Melinda Willis in the quest to find love on the show.
While many of the women decided to keep things classy for the party which took place at Centennial Park’s $15million The Crossways estate (pictured), others dared to bare in more revealing ensembles
Tahnee Cook, 27, will also be looking for love. She already boasts a whopping 45,100 followers across her social media channels.
The new season of MAFS will see the return of Puerto Rican sexologist Alessandra Rampolla, as well as veteran relationship experts John Aiken and Mel Schilling.
Married At First Sight is produced by Endemol Shine Australia, and filming for the new season has already commenced.
The new season of Married At First Sight returns to Channel Nine in early 2023.