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Married at First Sight Australia stars Ellie Dix and Ben Walters finally called it quits on their marriage. Monday night's episode saw the pair both write 'leave' on the couch.

Married at First Sight Australia's couples are well underway into the experiment, having already had their grilling at the commitment ceremonies and dose of drama from the dinner parties.

Married at First Sight Australia continued on Monday as the first commitment ceremony got underway. There was some home truths for the couples as they faced the experts.

Love is in the air as the highly anticipated Season 11 of Married At First Sight Australia finally hits our screens. With the first three episodes available now on E4, for those who can’t wait to dive into the drama-filled journey of strangers saying "I do" to each other at first sight, we've got you covered with all the details on how to watch the rest of the season now in the UK. Married At First Sight is the wild reality show where couples meet for the very first time at the altar, taking the plunge into matrimony under the guidance of relationship experts John Aiken, Mel Schilling, and sexologist Alessandra Rampolla.

The latest series of Married At First Sight Australia has landed on TV screens, with viewers becoming hooked on the reality show once again.The Australian edition will also kick off in the UK on Monday, 26 February on E4 - delighting even more MAFS fans. The new series sees experts Alessandra Rampolla, Mel Schilling and John Aiken attempt to help a set of singletons find their perfect match at the altar. One couple that have proven to be a hit with fans is Cassandra and Tristan.

Married At First Sight Australia relationship expert Dr Trisha Stratford has tragically died, it's been confirmed.

Married At First Sight Australia star Trisha Stratford has died at the age of 72, it has been confirmed.Trisha, who was a clinical neuropsychologist, starred on the programme from 2015 until her departure in 2020. Earlier this morning (18 September,) her MAFS colleague, John Aiken, announced her death on Instagram with a heartbreaking post.The 53 year old told his followers: "I’m heartbroken and devastated that my friend and dear colleague Trisha has passed away. We shared an amazing seven seasons of @MAFS together.

Married At First Sight cast were a drama-free, friendly anomaly compared to other seasons? We hate to break it to you, but despite the pretty calm first few months post-show, it appears your usual MAFS feuds are well and truly kicking off. Watch Below: Married At First Sight 2023 couples on their way to first dinner partyIn case you missed it, a select few Married At First Sight contestants appeared together at the TV WEEK Logies, alongside John Aiken and Alessandra Rampolla.Janelle Han, Rupert Bugden, Tahnee Cook, Ollie Skelton, Melinda Willis, Layton Mills, Sandy Jawanda, Claire Nomarhas, Evelyn Ellis, and Duncan James all put their best foot forward on the Red Carpet however it was quickly apparent that the group weren't exactly the best of friends.

Married at First Sight Australia saw the couples sit down once again with the panel of experts on Monday night's show, as the third commitment ceremony got underway.

Married At First Sight Australia fans were left gobsmacked after one groom was exposed for dating other women in the lead-up to his wedding day.

As Married at First Sight Australia once again returns to our screens tonight (Monday March 6), fans will be pleased to heart that a new twist could change the course of the series in a brand new show first. Appearing on Monday’s edition of This Morning ahead of the show’s return, MAFS love guru Mel Schilling gave viewers a behind the scenes look at the upcoming series as she dished the dirt on all the drama set to unfold, including a “complete game changer” that changed the course of the “entire experiment.” If you’ve not seen the show before, the basic premise is that a team of experts, including Mel, and psychologist John Aiken and sexologist Alessandra Rampolla bring together pairs of singles based on their personality and psychological profiles rather than traditional looks .

Married at First Sight Australia fans can rejoice as the hit show is set to return to screens.

Shannon Adams is showing off his physique.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. What do you do when you’ve already binged every episode of your favorite reality show? Well, as an increasing number of television franchises become international — the most popular being “Love Island” with 18 international spin-offs — it’s become almost impossible to run out of content. All you need is a trusty VPN service to allow you to stream international content from outside the broadcasting country. “Married at First Sight” is one of the most prolific reality shows currently on air, boasting production in more than 29 countries. The Australian version of the show premiered its 10th season last month, and will continue to air Mondays through Sundays until its finale on Feb. 20. While the new episodes are only broadcast on Australia’s Nine Network, those in the U.S can install a VPN service in order to catch the episodes as they come out (rather than waiting until they hit a streamer months down the line).

MAFS’ bride Caitlin McConville so far, with husband Shannon Adams admitting he was still in love with his ex during a recent episode.Watch Below: Shannon's Married At First Sight audition tapeWhen her groom revealed his real feelings about his ex, make-up artist Caitlin, 27, tells WHO that she initially thought that the relationship with her TV husband was “a lost cause.”Whether that is the case remains to be seen, but so far, the signs aren’t good, especially as expert John Aiken is already calling out Shannon, 30, for his treatment of Caitlin.“You can only get to know someone as much as they allow you to,” Caitlin says.”From early on, there were moments where I felt Shannon wasn’t allowing me in at all.” She adds that being married off to a groom who still had feelings for a previous partner was the worst possible outcome for her.“The way Shannon has behaved towards me up until this point is an almost exact replica of a situation I was in before joining the show and it was a pattern I desperately wanted to break.” She adds “I need more respect.”Despite Shannon’s shock admission, Caitlin admits that his revelation didn’t come as a huge surprise. “There were a few other red flags about him for me, even before he admitted that he still loved his ex,” Caitlin shares.

Married At First Sight Australia fans were outraged over a "nude photo scandal" that aired this week, with Domenica Calarco's image being distributed to the group by Olivia Frazer.WATCH: Nude photo scandal takes over MAFSDomenica was unaware of the photo being shared and discussed by her co-stars until it was brought up in front of everyone at the Dinner Party.The fact that most of the other contestants had seen and known about the image for days was revealed by Cody Bromley, who did not ask Domenica if she was okay but rather pointed out there was a naked image and asked if her husband knew about her OnlyFans profile.Domenica’s husband, Jack Millar, confirmed he knew and “didn’t care,” before condemning the actions of his co-stars and demanding to know who had been responsible.Throughout the episode, it became clear Olivia was the first person in possession of the image and was the one who showed it to other people – with the star admitting that fact. However, her story about how she found the photo and how she was involved in the distribution changed throughout the episode and her behaviour was described as "condescending.""Olivia's MO is essentially to let the grenades go, Domenica gets worked up, and then in a condescending way Olivia dismisses her," expert John Aiken said of the shock confrontation."I simply don't understand how a bunch of adult people can share a photo around to each other and think that is okay behaviour, and then defend themselves saying it was not malicious.

Married At First Sight Australia contestants. The stars were seen storming out of a Commitment Ceremony, with the tense moment finally set to air this Sunday - and the trailer has accidentally confirmed what happens.WATCH: MAFS stars walk outGiven the recent drama between Olivia Frazer and Domenica Calarco, some viewers believed the mass-exit would have something to do with the ongoing feud over a "glassing" incident. But, given the teaser heavily focuses on Dion Giannarelli and doesn't show his controversial bride Carolina Santos, many also thought this must be the moment the "cheating scandal" is revealed.

Married At First Sight Australia. Short answer? Probably not, after seeing their first episode.WATCH: MAFS' Carolina keeps Dion waiting for three hoursDaniel, 30, and Jessica, 27, appeared to be excited when they met at the altar on their wedding day.But in the scenes since, we've learned that things rapidly escalated for the "happy couple" who were "expertly matched" by John Aiken, Mel Schilling and Alessandra Rampolla."I was definitely thinking that [the experts got it wrong].

Kate Laidlaw and Matt Ridley met months ago filming Married At First Sight Australia.WATCH: Tamara and Brent clash on their wedding dayHe just wants someone to love, she just wants to be loved for the first time ever. Where could this match go wrong? "The great thing about Matt is he's going to work really hard, and really stay there with Kate to make it work," expert Mel Schilling said of the match. "I think this experiment will be a huge leap for Kate.

Married At First Sight Australia will make a welcome return this February, with a whole new line-up of singletons hoping to find love. The new series premiered in Australia at the end of January on Channel 9 and now UK viewers can also tune in, with the ninth season set to kick off on E4 on Monday 21 February. Relationship experts John Aiken and Mel Schilling are joined once again by clinical sexologist Alessandra Rampolla, as they aim to help each contestant find long-lasting love.

Married At First Sight Australia are taking sides. And the divide became very obvious tonight, during the second dinner party of the season.

Married At First Sight Australia, viewers were delighted when lovebirds Olivia Frazer and Jackson Lonie tied the knot.WATCH: Married At First Sight 2022 | First LookAhead of the wedding ceremony, the experts said these two share similar values and have the potential for "an incredible love story" on Married At First Sight."When you look at these two, I think this experiment is really designed for them," John Aiken told his fellow experts Mel Schilling and Alessandra Rampolla. "They come into it with some baggage but they are 100% committed. They want the fairytale, they want to fall in love, and I think there's a really great fit between them."While their wedding day was sure to include a few nervous jitters - and plenty of questions from the mother of the bride - Olivia and Jackson definitely appeared to have a fairytale connection.Olivia and Jackson's wedding was a fairytale."I think my relationships with men and the way that I've allowed myself to be treated revolves around my weight and how that made me feel about myself," Olivia revealed earlier in the episode."I felt like I had to settle for whatever I could get… which is awful because I definitely deserved a lot better."As she prepared to walk down the aisle, Olivia said after everything she'd been through she deserved a "very happy ending." And it seems like she's going to get one.Despite their nerves, the duo seemed smitten when they met at the altar -both gushing over each other in their interviews to camera. "I think I'm going to have a graze under my chin from my jaw dropping that much," Jackson told the cameras, later adding: "She seems like an amazing person.

Married at First Sight Australia, Alessandra Rampolla, the show's resident clinical sexologist, says that her on-set jitters have settled.WATCH: Domenica opens up about her first marriage on MAFS"I’m more comfortable, I’m more confident and I know how I can best help the brides and grooms who are putting themselves forward for the experiment," says the Puerto Rican-born mentor. “I deal with whatever situation they want to discuss and one thing I’ve learned both in my work and on the show is, I don’t judge.”With a new batch of contenders appearing in the search for love, here Rampolla, 47, tells WHO what to expect from this year’s season of Married At First Sight.What do you think is the key to making the TV marriages on the show work?The couples must come onto the show with an open heart.

Married At First Sight Australia, Cody Bromley and Selina Chhaur tied the knot in a fairytale wedding ceremony. But it wasn't all romance for the pair, with Cody declaring he didn't find his wife "sexually attractive" in an awkward moment that left fans reeling.WATCH: Married At First Sight Australia 2022 | First LookThe pair got off to a somewhat awkward start at their wedding ceremony, with Selina being a tad more excited about the match than Cody.

Married At First Sight Australia is a rollercoaster experience. One minute you’re loving a contestant, the next they score a villain edit.

Married At First Sight Australia is that it will absolutely deliver on the wine-throwing, temper tantrums, and cheating scandals year after year. But it rarely delivers on the lasting love stories.WATCH: Married At First Sight 2022 | First LookIn fact, just five out of 72 matches made by the show's love experts have stayed together beyond what they call "the experiment" and what we call harrowing reality TV. While the likes of Jules Robinson and Cameron Merchant have managed to continue their love story to include marriage and a baby, the fairytale has stopped short for most other matches. But as we head into Season 9 with clear eyes, full hearts, and low expectations, the reality could be that at least one of this year's matches makes it all the way.

Married At First Sight Australia, with the new season set to launch these brides and grooms to fame as reality TV stars.WATCH: Married At First Sight Australia 2022 | First LookDue to premiere on January 31, we'll be tuning in to watch as these hopeful singles sign up to be "expertly" matched by John Aiken, Mel Schilling and Alessandra Rampolla.With a cast of colourful characters in the mix, the season will surely deliver on drama. And, if we’re lucky, maybe even a few lasting love stories to bring the show's average success rate up a smidge.If you're wondering, MAFS Australia currently has a success rate of 5/72 matches – which you can read more about here.These hopeful singles will appear on MAFS.One way for fans to get to know a little more about the future Martha Kalifatidis and Jules Robinson's of the world, is to chuck them a follow on Instagram.

Married at First Sight relationship experts John Aiken, Mel Shilling and Dr Trisha Strafford don't actually know any of the show's stars, says Aleks Markovic, despite matching them with the 'soulmates' and counselling them throughout the social experiment. 

Now the Perth real estate agent is spilling all on John Aiken, Mel Shilling and Dr Trisha Strafford - and by 'all', we mean just the tiny little bit she knows about them.

The news comes after John Aiken, Mel Schilling and Dr Trisha Stratford attended a crisis meeting with producers where they are said to have vented their frustrations over their pay packets.