Dear Reality TV Applicant, So you’re thinking of going on a TV show to meet the love of your life? A few of the participants of Married at First Sight from across the globe have come up with a some advice to help shed a little light on what you may be getting yourself in for. Firstly, we know that most of you aren’t TV wannabes but you need to get used to being branded as that, by people you know and people you don’t or ever even want to get to know. Recently there have been

When we embarked on the totally insane endeavour to marry a stranger, all of us opened ourselves up to the full scrutiny of the British public and beyond (oh hi, internet!). Whilst we were aware that the show would be filmed and broadcast to the nation at prime time, it transpired there was a large gap between knowing, and fully understanding how that might feel. And the result was that even if you made it through the edit unscathed (and it might be worth a note here, that no

I should start by justifying the title I've given this...I currently have an app group on my phone called dating. This is next to the group called games. And sometimes I genuinely confuse the two. Dating in London is HARD! It's why I signed up for MAFS in the first place. The continuous messaging, game playing, waiting twice the amount of time divided by three times the age difference multiplied by the distance between your postcodes before you reply to their message asking y