Topics: Sex and Relationships, Married At First Sight, Married At First Sight Australia, Australia, TV And Film, Celebrity
It's been weeks since the 2023 series of Married At First Sight UK came to its dramatic conclusion, and fans of the show are STILL going on about the chaos.
And can you blame them? This year's MAFS contestants have been in the headlines for their heated confrontations and bombshell relevations almost every day since the show came to an end last month.
Just yesterday (13 December), brand new couple Shona Manderson and Matt Pilmoor were forced to address rumours they'd gotten engaged, and last week, 'bad boy' Jordan Gayle revealed his drastically-different hair cut in a startling transformation.
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Speaking of Jordan, it was also announced last week that he is set to fight co-star Luke Worley in an official boxing match after the latter was booted off the show for attempting to scrap him.
JJ Slater has also dropped the bombshell that he and on-off love interest Ella Morgan DID in fact sleep together since the show ended, and Nathanial Valentino branded one of his co-stars a 'manipulator' amidst a fiery feud.
And it sounds as though the infamous dating show drama isn't limited to the UK, after it was announced this morning that a fan-favourite couple from the Australian series has called time on their relationship.
We are, of course, talking about Tahnee Cook and Ollie Skelton, who have split up just months after filming the Down Under version of the reality show.
Tahnee, 27, broke the news in an emotional statement today.
Sharing a photo of the formely loved-up couple on Instagram, the PR manager wrote: "Just as I share the highlights of my life on here, it’s only fair for me to share when things aren’t always fun.
"Ollie and I have decided to part ways. Our lives are taking us in different directions and we feel at this stage it’s the best decision for us.
"From meeting as strangers who got 'married', to genuinely finding love, I’m pretty proud of the time we’ve shared."
Tahnee gushed: "Our journey together has been such a roller coaster but sometimes relationships just don’t work out - no matter how much you want them to - and that’s okay.
"I’m so thankful for what these last 16 months has taught me, and for the genuinely supportive community I’ve found on here.
"Break ups are never easy but heartbreak is worth it in the pursuit of love. Much love, Tahnee."
Voiceover artist Ollie shared the same post to his own profile, claiming he's "sad, but it's okay", and insisting that he and his now ex-wife tried "really hard to make it work".
"There is such a separation from Skye Suites to real life that I think is really hard to account for and (albeit not without trying) was an adjustment that we struggled to make," he added.
