Warning! This article contains possible spoilers for Married At First Sight season 18.
Married At First Sightseason 18’s couples have been moving toward the end of their journey, but with the couple swap still in the show’s back pocket,new hints about what’s happening have left fans shocked at the season’s potential end. ThroughoutMarried At First Sightseason 18, it’s been clear that there are some serious issues in the relationships that theMAFSexperts paired up initially. While viewers have been aware of the cheating scandal since before the season’s start, there’s still been a lot of buzz surrounding who will be part of the cheating scandal and couple swap.
In a recent post, Instagram spoiler accountMAFS Fanshared updates on who they believe will be part of the couple swap, making it clear that there will be two new couples created from the scandal. According to the account, the cheating scandal will allegedly be between Madison Myers and David Trimble as previously reported, butMichelle Tomblin and Allen Slovick could also find themselves in a new relationship. According to some Instagram comments on Michelle’s account, which is currently privatized, Allen has been sharing his genuine thoughts on how attractive he finds Michelle, making it seem like they’re together.
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Many have already been speculating that David and Madison were the twoMarried At First Sightseason 18 cast membersto take part in the cheating scandal. However, it hasn’t been clear that there would be more cast members finding themselves in new partnerships afterward. Michelle, who’s been married to David throughout the season, seems to be coupled up with Allen according to her Instagram comments. While Madison, who’s been with Allen throughoutMAFSseason 18, has been struggling with her connection, she’s allegedly been building something with David on the side.Both couples may find themselves swapping entirely.
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WhileMarried At First Sightseason 18 has been a reckoning of sorts for the experts, it’s been clear that there have been some matches that could work after the experiment.
Instead of finding couples that are ultimately working,the experts appear to have mismatched two couplesso much that they’re refocusing their efforts on others within the experiment.
This could be another wake-up call for the experts, or ultimately could be the reason that the series finds new experts soon.TheMAFSseason 18 couples have been mismanaged by the experts, as viewers have been reporting all season.
Our Take On MAFS Season 18’s Potential New Couples
Allen & Michelle May Work Together Better Than With Their Previous Partners
AsMarried At First Sightseason 18 finally gets to a point where the cheating scandal and couple swap are revealed,the couples created from the drama may be better off than the original matches. David and Madison may be a better fit for one another than they were with Michelle and Allen, and vice versa. WhileMarried At First Sightparticipants put their faithin the experts, it’s clear that there’s something to be said for the participants knowing themselves better than the experts do.Married At First Sightseason 18 may have a decent success rate after all.
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Based on the Danish version of the series, Married at First Sight is a reality show/social experiment that gives singles a chance to find a lifelong partnership with one particular caveat: they must agree to marry a stranger arranged the moment they meet. Experts provide counseling and guidance as they help couples navigate their new marriage with their unknown partner and highlight the journey of the newlyweds from wedding to honeymoon to beginning their new lives together. At the end of eight weeks, couples will decide to stay married or divorce.
