The latest series of Married at First Sight UK is well underway on E4 and fans are just getting to know all the newly-wed couples taking part in this year's experiment.
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While viewers relish in all the drama, they may be curious to know how many episodes they can expect to see in the 2022 season. Read on to find out…
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How long is Married at First Sight UK on for?
There are 30 episodes in the new season of Married at First Sight UK which will run over around six weeks. Episodes will air from Monday to Thursday for four nights a week on E4 before becoming available on All4 after the instalment has aired.
This year's series is an extended version with nine more episodes than the previous season, which had 21.
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What can fans expect from the new series?
Sixteen singles looking for love have signed up to meet their future partner on this year's season. They will lock eyes for the first time at the altar before embarking on their honeymoons and moving into a house together.
However, fans can expect a twist later on in the series in which new couples are introduced to the show halfway through. These "intruder couples" will be sent in to test the relationships and see just how strong the marriages really are.
There are 30 episodes in the new series
Who are the experts?
Last year's experts are back again to offer their best advice on love and relationships to the contestants. Mel Schilling, who is also known for her work on the Australian version, will be joined by Celebs Go Dating star Paul C. Brunson and Charlene Douglas.
Paul, who describes himself as "the world's most influential matchmaker", said of the new series: "I truly believe, fully believe that this series is the single best reality love series ever produced."
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