Married At First Sight Chapter 1655:- Married At First Sight is an American reality TV series that 1st aired on 8 July 2014, on FYI (and later, Lifetime). The series is based on a Danish series named Gift Ved Første Blik.
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— Thee Honorable Judge MAFS (@TheRichAunTea) March 9, 2023
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Married At First Sight Chapter 1655
Married At First Sight series 1st aired in the United States of America on FYI. Beginning with season 2, aired in announcements on sister network A&E. The series features 3 to 5 couples, paired up by relationship experts, who manage to marry when they first meet.
For the first 3 seasons, the experts were clinical sociologist Dr. Pepper Schwartz, sexologist Dr. Logan Levkoff, psychologist Dr. Joseph Cilona, and humanist chaplain Greg Epstein.
Starting with the 4th season, the experts were pastor, Schwartz, and marriage counselor Calvin Roberson, and relationship and communication expert Rachel DeAlto.
Rachel DeAlto was replaced by Dr. Jessica Griffin beginning with the 6th season. Dr. Griffin stayed until the 9th season and was replaced by Dr. Viviana Coles in seasons 10 and 11.
The pair spend their night in a hotel and upon returning home, they live together as a married couple for the remainder of the 8 weeks. Thereafter they must choose to divorce or stay married.
On 25 October 2016, FYI renewed the show for a 5th season. In 2017, for its 5th season, the show moved to the sister network Lifetime.
The following year, 2 spinoffs were declared to premiere that October, Married at First Sight: Honeymoon Island and Married at First Sight: Happily Ever After.
Over the 15 completed seasons of MAFS, 59 pairs have been matched. 43 of them (73%) chose to stay married on Decision Day, out of which almost 2-thirds have since divorced, filed for divorce, or declared their divorce.
As of February 2023, this left pairs with only 12 pairs married, making for a current overall success rate of 20%.
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