I believe Season 18 of Married At First Sight will continue the trend of unsuccessful matches (are the experts to blame?)

Married at first sight However, season 18 offers the opportunity to change viewers’ perception of the series I believe that the trend of unsuccessful games from previous seasons will continue. Although MAFS was one of the most interesting reality TV dating shows of modern times, in recent seasons the series has struggled to keep couples together throughout the entire season itself, let alone after it ends. The couples continue MAFS, The panel of experts who have been involved in the series for years struggled to complete the experiment.

Although I know that the realities of Married at first sight are different than they may appear on screen, the contestants who were part of the show have seen first hand how much more difficult MAFS is when you are actually involved. Despite knowing that it cannot be an easy process, the success rate of marriages remains low Married at first sight In recent years it has become apparent that participants greatly underestimate the effort required to stay together when potential problems arise. Aside from fighting to stay together, Some participants even lose interest in theirs MAFS Spouse quickly.

While five couples usually join the experiment per season, there are rarely five left at the end of a season Married at first sight. While the series was never about all five couples staying together and choosing each other on decision day, there have been seasons in recent years where no couples chose each other at the end and some had already made their decision before the day of the decision. Although many hoped for it Married at first sight Season 18, I am convinced that the show will continue to go downhill.

The MAFS experts have had a poor track record in recent years

The success rate is incredibly low

Although Married at first sight Unfortunately, as a long-running reality TV dating show, the series has had a poor track record in recent years. Although success is measured differently from person to person, I look at success in a different way MAFS are created from couples who decide for each other on the day of the decision and stay together after the end of the season. Meanwhile, on decision day, a couple chose each other MAFS In season 17, the couple quickly broke up within just 48 hours. Before that, The last legitimately successful couple in the series emerged from Married at first sight Season 16.

Although that wasn’t too far back, MAFS Season 16’s Chris Thielk and Nicole Woley were the first successful couple on the show in four seasons. Before Chris and Nicole struggled on Decision Day, the last successful couple to experience only a few small mistakes on their journey to choosing each other and their marriage MAFS were by Briana Myles and Victor Morales Married at first sight Season 12. The couple were well suited to each other and ultimately stayed together. Although MAFS Viewers enjoyed both couples, Seeing only two hits in six seasons is alarming for the show.

MAFS season 18 promises to be more dramatic

They teased some major drama

While MAFS has been on thin ice with many viewers in recent years, especially after the drama of Married at first sight Season 17, the latest season, has promised to deliver the drama. Although Married at first sight Season 18 seems to be off to a rocky start with viewersannounced the show that there will be an earth-shattering scandal that will change the fabric of MAFS as we know it. Although no names are mentioned in the promo for the series, it looks like the series will see its first wife swap in the upcoming season.

Two of the couples will break up over the course of the season to potentially form two new couples after serious infidelity occurs, according to the Married at first sight Promotional material for season 18. While there aren’t too many details about the restructuring yet, it will be the first of its kind MAFS Viewers and the participants themselves. With elements of several different scandals rolled into one, Married at first sight Season 18 promised quite a bit of drama throughout the seasonwhich could be beneficial for viewers who like drama.

The drama on Married At First Sight could stem from couples breaking up

There will be a big scandal

The drama continues MAFS Season 18 will likely be largely due to infidelity, but there could also be some other factors contributing to the drama. Couples always decide to break up before the season ends Married at first sight, I believe that Some of the drama will arise from couples breaking up long before the experiment ends. Although MAFS Unless there are always couples who decide to end their relationship long before the decision day, the drama in question could stem from separation and divorce.

Even though you know there will be a big scandal that will become part of history Married at first sight, The typical reasons for the drama in the series will certainly also play a role. Some couples will likely choose to end their relationship early, while others will try to make things work until the bitter end of the season. With MAFS, I often ask myself whether the couples are actually suitable for each otherespecially given the frequency with which they broke up and moved on.

I think season 18 of MAFS may end without any permanent couples

It could end like last season

Although it seems likely Married at first sight Although season 18 might surprise audiences, I think it’s probably doomed to fail. MAFS The fact that season 18 has endured a major scandal leading up to it raises serious expectations among viewers about the future of the series. With so much potential drama in the pipeline, I’m sure of that MAFS will not be able to deliver what it seemingly promised for the season. Although there will be couples who end up swapping spouses and trying things differently, it won’t make a difference at the end of the season.

I’m sure of that Married at first sight Season 18 will end with another failed seasonand after the end there will be no couple left to continue together. Even if some choose each other on decision day, it is unlikely that the success rate will improve in the current season. While I hope I’m wrong and that real relationships emerge on the show, Married at first sight has let me down before and probably will again.

Married at first sight airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. EDT on Lifetime.

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