The concept of Married at First Sight is pretty simple; a group of experts analyse applications from singletons, pairing them up with the most ‘scientifically-perfect’ spouse. This results in a legally-binding wedding between two complete strangers (hence the title), a honeymoon, and a six-week period where the new husband and wife live together and see what’s what.

The show, regardless as to whether it’s the UK, US, or Aussie version, has never enjoyed a higher success rate than 25% – and it’s worth remembering that the low success rate only considers the first six months, let alone the first six years of the relationship.

If you still fancy applying for the next series (and bear in mind that you can’t have been married before, or have any children), then send your name, phone number, age, location and email address to marriedatfirstsight@cplproductions.co.uk.

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