MAFS Expert Reveals How Next Season Will Be Tougher For Contestants
Married at First Sight Australia relationship expert John Aiken has revealed that the contestants will “have to try harder” and deal with “extreme behaviour” in the show’s next season.
John Aiken will join Mel Schilling and clinical sexologist Alessandra Rampolla to advise stars looking for love.
And the season is bound to be a torrid one, with John saying that there are ‘extreme alphas’ that ‘polarize the group’.
Married at First Sight relationship expert John Aiken (pictured) has revealed that the contestants will “have to try harder” and deal with “extreme behaviour” in the show’s next season.
speaking to 9Nowhe explained, “I think what’s different about Season 10 is that the experts really have to try harder.”
“All the participants now know what to expect and their behavior can be quite extreme, so we really have a responsibility to report bad behavior and that’s exactly what we do.”
“We have some extreme alphas in the mix that really polarize the group, they’re not sure how to handle them,” he added.
“I think there are a lot of secrets and lies, and I think only the experts have a real challenge on our hands.”
John Aiken will join Mel Schilling and clinical sexologist Alessandra Rampolla to advise stars looking for love (contestant shown)
Mel added that the upcoming season will have a “really fascinating group of people” and an “even more interesting couple dynamic.”
“I think season 10, as always, will be full of drama, but actually this time, full of some really beautiful love stories, I’m really excited about this group of participants in the experiment,” she said.
The comments come as viewers spread the theory that the upcoming season was filmed on a limited budget after noticing a small detail in publicity photos of the cast.
MAFS viewers are convinced that the upcoming season was filmed on a shoestring budget after noticing a small detail in publicity photos of the cast. Eagle-eyed fans pointed out that the images of the brides and grooms looked ‘washed out’ and had not been color corrected. (Pictured: Tahnee Cook)
Trailers and promotional images of the cast members were released this week ahead of the season 10 premiere on Monday night.
But some eagle-eyed fans couldn’t help but notice that the photos of the brides and grooms looked ‘washed out’ and not color corrected.
A user on the Tea Time Facebook group shared a series of images of brides Tahnee Cook and Bronte Schofield, as well as groom Harrison Boon.
The images on the left showed the MAFS participants with a gray-blue appearance and were the raw photos from the official press release.
A user in the Tea Time Facebook group shared a series of images of brides Tahnee Cook and Bronte Schofield, as well as groom Harrison Boon (pictured).
The images on the right were the result of a “quick two-second temperature change” to demonstrate how a simple editing tool can make skin tone appear warmer.
“So, the new cast of MAFS was announced and I predict that major budget cuts have been made for the show,” the woman wrote.
“All of her photos have not been color corrected and appear frozen,” she added, noting that the photos gave the contestants a “blue cast” rather than simply appearing pale.
The new season of Married At First Sight will feature more shocking scandals viewers have never seen before.
The woman did not alter the features of the participants, she only added more yellow tones.
‘Wow, yeah, I’m a little surprised they’re posting those pictures. Your color corrections look so much better,” one Facebook user commented on the post.
The audacity of Channel Nine! another wrote, adding a palm emoji.
“They just uploaded the raw images. Oh! said one fan.
It comes after Married At First Sight executive producer Tara McWilliams, who is credited with transforming the social experiment into the ratings juggernaut it is today, insisted there was no such thing as an ‘edit of villain’ and that negative stories are just the result of ‘bad decisions’.
It comes after Married At First Sight executive producer Tara McWilliams insisted there was no such thing as a “villain edit” and that negative stories are just the result of “bad choices.”
‘I don’t think anyone is a villain. They are not storybook characters, they are real people who sometimes misbehave,” McWilliams told Daily Mail Australia.
It doesn’t make them bad people. I believe that in a program like this you can put on the best meeting, and the intensity of the experience makes people behave in a way that even surprises them.
“I think season 10 will see some controversial people, absolutely.”
The new season of MAFS will see experts tackle a variety of topics including racism, gaslighting, and narcissistic behavior.
Married at First Sight returns to Channel Nine on Monday 30th January at 7.30pm.
According to on-set sources, one boyfriend has already been labeled “worse than Bryce,” while another bride and groom accuse each other of “cheating on each other” and playing mind games.
“Gaslighting is addressed again, but other things about the way people treat each other in relationships, which for us, we think we’ve seen it all, is shocking…” McWilliams told Variety last week. pass.
“If we’re still surprised, then you know the content is pretty daring,” he continued.
‘We have scandals again, but scandals that you have not seen. And that’s what I love about this, the Gods of reality have really smiled on us.’
Married at First Sight returns to Channel Nine on Monday 30th January at 7.30pm.
The images on the left showed the MAFS participants with a gray-blue appearance and were the raw photos from the official press release. The images on the right were the result of a “quick two-second temperature change” to demonstrate how a simple editing tool can make skin tone appear warmer. (Pictured: Bronte Schofield)