Married At First Sight Australia 2023: First look at the hottest cast yet

Filming for the tenth season of Married At First Sight is well and truly underway.

Daily Mail Australia can reveal that the cast of next year’s series have all been married, gone on their honeymoons and have already moved in together.

The upcoming season will star some of the hottest and most scandalous brides and grooms to date.

Season 10 will feature a diverse mix of cast who include a dental hygienist, a baker, a beautician and a construction worker who works as a part time male stripper. 

Sydney hairdresser Melissa Shephard and her marketing guru partner Joshua White were spotted checking into the Skye Suites on Thursday after a blissful honeymoon.

The pair looked happy and relaxed as they pushed their luggage into the apartment, which will house them for the next few weeks as they ride out the experiment.

Brisbane based beautician Melinda Willis and her partner Layton Mills were also spotted looking loved up.

In a telling suggestion that the experts got it right, the genetically blessed duo couldn’t wipe the smile off their faces while holding hands during a date on a day off.

Melinda and Layton are tipped to be fan-favourites with viewers.

Layton, 34, is the founder and director of multiple pharmaceutical companies that produce cannabinoid-based medicines.

Meanwhile Melinda, 32, who runs her own beauty clinics on Brisbane, has been given the nickname of ‘Eyelash queen’. 

Melbourne personal trainer Shannon Adams and his bride Brisbane makeup artist Caitlin McConville have also been spotted during a filming break.

A camera-shy Caitlin, 27, was spotted covering her face when she was photographed leaving the apartment complex with her hunky groom by her side.

Sources on set have told Daily Mail Australia that Shannon and Caitlin will also be one of the stand out couples of the season.

An insider told Daily Mail Australia Shannon, 30, is a proud father who is ‘humble’ and ‘wants to be a role model and inspire others’. 

‘He’s a really great guy who loves his fitness and his little girl Milli’,’ the insider said.

Meanwhile, Caitlin has been described as a ‘bubbly and outgoing girl but not afraid to come out of her shell when her buttons are pushed,’ according to a close friend.

The blonde’s now-private Instagram page, which has 17,500 followers, is full of lingerie and bikini photos highlighting her flawless figure. 

Gold Coast marketing tycoon Dan Hunjas will be paired with the show’s first Indian bride, Sandy Jawanda.

Sandy is the oldest of three sisters and has worked in the dental industry since 2011 and has a background in nursing and paramedics.

Friends have described the Melbourne-based bride as ‘absolutely gorgeous inside and out’, with whispers that the pair are ‘very happy’ together.

Also appearing on MAFS in 2023 is hoist installer Adam Seed. 

The tattooed hunk is looking to find love after relocating from London to Sydney.

It won’t be his first time appearing on reality TV. He was previously cast on the UK series, Coach Trip.

He will be paired with TikTok sensation Janelle Han, who boasts a whopping 509,000 followers on social media and has amassed a staggering 90million views.

Born in Perth, the popular make-up artist is of Chinese and Singaporean descent.

A close friend told Daily Mail Australia: ‘She’s a family-oriented person, who is super loyal to her friends and family.’

‘She’s the life of the party, bubbly, kind-hearted, and a very generous person.’ 

Alyssa Barmonde, from Sydney’s northern beaches was spotted looking smitten with her mystery groom.

The yet-to-be-identified hunk was spotted carrying in a $69 oven from K-mart while she walked alongside him carrying groceries.

Alyssa is the proud mother of son, Leon. 

Sydney construction worker Harrison Boon, who also works as a topless waiter, will also appear on the series.

The 32-year-old was pictured flexing his bulging biceps in a black singlet top as he carried two suitcases into his residence.

A source close to Harry told Daily Mail Australia Harrison recently became single following a messy split with his longtime fiancée Sophie.

Following their breakup, Harrison joined the hunky team of strippers at Topless Casanovas, performing alongside The Bachelorette’s Steve Pliatsikas. 

Bona fide influencer Tahnee Cook will also appear on the social experiment.

Tahnee, 27, already boasts a whopping 45,100 followers across her social media channels.

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia, a friend said they weren’t shocked to see her join the cast.

‘I’m not surprised to see her join MAFS. I went to school with her and she has been trying to become an influencer for a while. She also has her own podcast,’ they said. 

Perth-based professional voice-over artist Oliver Skelton has also been spotted running errands during a filming break.

Friends at Southern Cross Australia, where Ollie works tell Daily Mail Australia that he has been extremely secretive about his stint on the controversial experiment.

‘We’re not surprised. He’s been super quiet about it all, but it all makes sense. He’s joked about wanting to sign up to the show for years. He’s got three months of leave, no wonder,’ they said.

MAFS 2023 will feature some of the most controversial participants to date. 

One bride is no stranger to controversy, having already made headlines for trashing a nightclub bathroom almost a decade ago.

‘She completely trashed a bathroom at a bar and has been banned from the venue ever since. I guarantee she’s going to cause a riot on the show,’ a source said. 

Another bride has been dubbed ‘Olivia Frazer 2.0’ after entering the experiment all sweet and innocent only to unleash her mean streak later on. 

‘Alarm bells have already gone off. She’s not as innocent as she led producers to believe… we’re thinking she’s going to be the next Olivia, for sure,’ said the insider.

Meanwhile, one outspoken groom is understood to have undergone media training before filming, which suggests he views the show as his ticket to fame and fortune.