MAFS villain Adam reportedly cheated on his fiance just one week before they were meant to get married.
During last night’s episode of MAFS, Adam Seed ‘married’ Janelle Han and told his TV wife that he’d cheated on his ex in the past. However, Adam didn’t mention that the couple was about to walk down the aisle together.
Former MKR villain Ash Pollard – who appeared on the show back in 2015 – shared a submission from one of her followers that said that Adam cheated on his fiance days before their wedding.
“My friend was engaged to Adam, he cheated on her a week before their wedding. Classic guy,” the message read.
Lat night’s episode saw Adam and his wife butt heads, not only over the former cheating but over Janelle’s constant prodding about Adam’s career. The TV bride asked Adam multiple times how financially stable he is, and questioned whether he had much drive when he came to his job.
So far, viewers have seen Adam and Janelle, Bronte and Harrison, Lyndall and Cameron, Jesse and Claire, Dan and Sandy and Ollie and Tahnee exchange vows on the first week of MAFS season ten. The general consensus on social media is that Lyndal and Cameron and Ollie and Tahnee are very well matched and are expected the stay together.
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A former MAFS producer has recently advised people not to audition for the reality TV show.
During a chat on 2DayFM’s Hughesy, Ed & Erin show, former Married at First Sight casting agent Maddie said that it’s a gamble how participants are portrayed and who they’re matched with on the series and would recommend against taking part.
“I had to give anyone advice. But I mean you, because you, there is always the risk that you’re gonna end up with someone that’s a bit dodgy,” she said.
Maddie told the hosts that about one in five people she approached to audition for MAFS said yes. She also told the hosts that the participants aren’t aware of whether they’ll get a good or bad edit, but have “indications”.
“They get indications [if they are going to be portrayed as a villain] because of the questions that the PR producers ask them as well and their little voxies that they do on the side,” she said.
She added, “Producers definitely don’t pull them beside and say, Hey, this is what’s gonna happen. You’re gonna get absolutely grilled and hauled through the coals.”
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