The Married At First Sight couples are all moving at different speeds. Two more couples are tying the knot while others are well into their honeymoons.
And while you'd assume that most of the couples are still on a post-wedding high, the arrival of the Honesty Box quickly cripples that for some of our newlyweds.
Ah yes, the Honesty Box, it delivers those hard hitting questions to help the newlyweds get to know each other on a deeper level faster. But we all know the infamous little box has been known to cause plenty of drama too.
Let's see how our brides and grooms fare this time.
Caitlin and Shannon's Wedding
Caitlin is notorious for having "bad luck" when it comes to choosing men. Her usual type is a "a guy that looks like he'll ruin her life". Having run out of trust in herself to pick a suitable partner, she's handing the reins over to the experts.
The experts are hoping that Shannon is a guy that won't ruin Caitlin's life. The 30-year-old admits that being a single father means that he's put love on the back burner but he's ready to bring a lot of laughs to a new relationship.
It looks like Shannon won't have to do too much to impress his new mother-in-law either.
As we wait for the wedding to kick off Caitlin's mum mumbles: "He can't be any worse than the d---- she's dated before." Good to know what the standard to beat is.
After Shannon's mum instructs him to hold his wife's hand, the pair soon get comfortable and discover they have a similar sense of humour.
Caitlin loves Shannon's "cheeky side" and at the risk of sounding "sleazy" Shannon says Caitlin has quite the "rig on her". Ah, spoken like a true gentleman.
The pair get along like a house on fire, they banter with each other and even share a smooch.
Shannon thinks his bride is the "chick version" of himself, and Caitlin is getting all sorts of "green flags" from her new groom. It's a big tick for these two.
In Pictures
Caitlin and Shannon's Wedding Album
The new couple bond during a banter-filled ceremony.
Originally from Utah and raised Mormon, Alyssa has grown up quite differently to most of the MAFS brides and grooms. The mum-of-one is looking for her "prince charming", someone that she can feel safe around and admits she wouldn't mind someone who is "tall, dark and handsome".
The experts deliver on Alyssa's order because Duncan is exactly that. The 36-year-old is looking for that "smack you in the face love" and someone to raise a family with.
Expert Alessndra Rampolla believes Duncan is a man that is "emotionally mature enough" to be Alyssa's rock in the experiment.
There's lots of 'oohs' and 'ahhs' as Duncan greets the wedding guests and the dapper groom gets quite the warm welcome from Alyssa's man of honour Brad.
"I just want to jump up there and marry Duncan myself. That jawline," Brad swoons.
And honestly, same Brad.
Alyssa might have to shove her man of honour Brad out of the way to get to Duncan. (Nine)
Alyssa swears that if her future husband doesn't get teary when she walks down the aisle, she's going to turn around and do it again.
And even though Duncan doesn't cry on cue, he has tissues on demand when Alyssa starts getting emotional.
She's so chuffed that she decides she'll give him "a pass just this once".
The new husband and wife exchange dreamy glances and Duncan admits there's an "instant feeling of warmth and connection".
And Alyssa can already see Duncan being 'The One'.
But the arrival of the Honesty Box at dinner threatens to put a spanner in the works.
"Is there anything about me that concerns you," Lyndall reads out the card.
Cameron ever-so-gently brings up Lyndall's cystic fibrosis and explains that it scares him "not knowing if she's going to be alright".
Lyndall understands Cameron's concern and assures him that her new medication means her health is in the best possible place.
The next morning Lyndall wakes up red-faced and reminds producers that like she said in her vows, she's "not here to f--- spiders". And on that note she reveals she and Cameron did the deed.
Neither Lyndall or Cameron can wipe the smile of their faces and it's clear that the Honesty Box and that "home run" has brought them much closer together.
After finding some common ground and spending the day knocking some wines back, Harrison can't stop telling Bronte how "hot" she is.
"It's taking me f---ing everything to not jump over the chair," he says and by this point he's at least four chardonnays deep.
But less than 24 hours later Harrison feels very different.
"Last night we slept together and the chemistry has just changed," Harrison confesses.
As the pair eat a dinner in awkward silence, the Honesty Box arrives and it couldn't come at a better – or worse – time.
"Do you feel any sexual chemistry with me?" Bronte reads out a question.
Harrison answers rather bluntly: "Not at the moment. We had a lot at the start but it's not there now."
Having answered the question there's absolutely no need for Harrison to go into more detail, but he does.
He proceeds to tell Bronte that their sex "lacked passion" and was the "turning point where it went wrong" for them. Oh, and he "needs time to find Bronte sexually attractive again". Ouch.
He takes it a step further by mocking her and that's when Claire reaches her breaking point.
"You're not my person," Claire storms out from dinner.
"I'm f---ing done here."
Dressed in a gown and holding a football, Claire packs her bags and heads out the door.
"He's close minded, he's emotionally immature, he is not my person. I'm not wasting anymore time, I don't need any experts to tell me that. That's not for me."
The Married At First Sight couples are all moving at different speeds. Two more couples are tying the knot while others are well into their honeymoons.
And while you'd assume that most of the couples are still on a post-wedding high, the arrival of the Honesty Box quickly cripples that for some of our newlyweds.
Ah yes, the Honesty Box, it delivers those hard hitting questions to help the newlyweds get to know each other on a deeper level faster. But we all know the infamous little box has been known to cause plenty of drama too.
Let's see how our brides and grooms fare this time.
Caitlin and Shannon's Wedding
Caitlin is notorious for having "bad luck" when it comes to choosing men. Her usual type is a "a guy that looks like he'll ruin her life". Having run out of trust in herself to pick a suitable partner, she's handing the reins over to the experts.
The experts are hoping that Shannon is a guy that won't ruin Caitlin's life. The 30-year-old admits that being a single father means that he's put love on the back burner but he's ready to bring a lot of laughs to a new relationship.
It looks like Shannon won't have to do too much to impress his new mother-in-law either.
As we wait for the wedding to kick off Caitlin's mum mumbles: "He can't be any worse than the d---- she's dated before." Good to know what the standard to beat is.
After Shannon's mum instructs him to hold his wife's hand, the pair soon get comfortable and discover they have a similar sense of humour.
Caitlin loves Shannon's "cheeky side" and at the risk of sounding "sleazy" Shannon says Caitlin has quite the "rig on her". Ah, spoken like a true gentleman.
The pair get along like a house on fire, they banter with each other and even share a smooch.
Shannon thinks his bride is the "chick version" of himself, and Caitlin is getting all sorts of "green flags" from her new groom. It's a big tick for these two.
In Pictures
Caitlin and Shannon's Wedding Album
The new couple bond during a banter-filled ceremony.
Originally from Utah and raised Mormon, Alyssa has grown up quite differently to most of the MAFS brides and grooms. The mum-of-one is looking for her "prince charming", someone that she can feel safe around and admits she wouldn't mind someone who is "tall, dark and handsome".
The experts deliver on Alyssa's order because Duncan is exactly that. The 36-year-old is looking for that "smack you in the face love" and someone to raise a family with.
Expert Alessndra Rampolla believes Duncan is a man that is "emotionally mature enough" to be Alyssa's rock in the experiment.
There's lots of 'oohs' and 'ahhs' as Duncan greets the wedding guests and the dapper groom gets quite the warm welcome from Alyssa's man of honour Brad.
"I just want to jump up there and marry Duncan myself. That jawline," Brad swoons.
And honestly, same Brad.
Alyssa might have to shove her man of honour Brad out of the way to get to Duncan. (Nine)
Alyssa swears that if her future husband doesn't get teary when she walks down the aisle, she's going to turn around and do it again.
And even though Duncan doesn't cry on cue, he has tissues on demand when Alyssa starts getting emotional.
She's so chuffed that she decides she'll give him "a pass just this once".
The new husband and wife exchange dreamy glances and Duncan admits there's an "instant feeling of warmth and connection".
And Alyssa can already see Duncan being 'The One'.
But the arrival of the Honesty Box at dinner threatens to put a spanner in the works.
"Is there anything about me that concerns you," Lyndall reads out the card.
Cameron ever-so-gently brings up Lyndall's cystic fibrosis and explains that it scares him "not knowing if she's going to be alright".
Lyndall understands Cameron's concern and assures him that her new medication means her health is in the best possible place.
The next morning Lyndall wakes up red-faced and reminds producers that like she said in her vows, she's "not here to f--- spiders". And on that note she reveals she and Cameron did the deed.
Neither Lyndall or Cameron can wipe the smile of their faces and it's clear that the Honesty Box and that "home run" has brought them much closer together.
After finding some common ground and spending the day knocking some wines back, Harrison can't stop telling Bronte how "hot" she is.
"It's taking me f---ing everything to not jump over the chair," he says and by this point he's at least four chardonnays deep.
But less than 24 hours later Harrison feels very different.
"Last night we slept together and the chemistry has just changed," Harrison confesses.
As the pair eat a dinner in awkward silence, the Honesty Box arrives and it couldn't come at a better – or worse – time.
"Do you feel any sexual chemistry with me?" Bronte reads out a question.
Harrison answers rather bluntly: "Not at the moment. We had a lot at the start but it's not there now."
Having answered the question there's absolutely no need for Harrison to go into more detail, but he does.
He proceeds to tell Bronte that their sex "lacked passion" and was the "turning point where it went wrong" for them. Oh, and he "needs time to find Bronte sexually attractive again". Ouch.
He takes it a step further by mocking her and that's when Claire reaches her breaking point.
"You're not my person," Claire storms out from dinner.
"I'm f---ing done here."
Dressed in a gown and holding a football, Claire packs her bags and heads out the door.
"He's close minded, he's emotionally immature, he is not my person. I'm not wasting anymore time, I don't need any experts to tell me that. That's not for me."
The Married At First Sight couples are all moving at different speeds. Two more couples are tying the knot while others are well into their honeymoons.
And while you'd assume that most of the couples are still on a post-wedding high, the arrival of the Honesty Box quickly cripples that for some of our newlyweds.
Ah yes, the Honesty Box, it delivers those hard hitting questions to help the newlyweds get to know each other on a deeper level faster. But we all know the infamous little box has been known to cause plenty of drama too.
Let's see how our brides and grooms fare this time.
Caitlin and Shannon's Wedding
Caitlin is notorious for having "bad luck" when it comes to choosing men. Her usual type is a "a guy that looks like he'll ruin her life". Having run out of trust in herself to pick a suitable partner, she's handing the reins over to the experts.
The experts are hoping that Shannon is a guy that won't ruin Caitlin's life. The 30-year-old admits that being a single father means that he's put love on the back burner but he's ready to bring a lot of laughs to a new relationship.
It looks like Shannon won't have to do too much to impress his new mother-in-law either.
As we wait for the wedding to kick off Caitlin's mum mumbles: "He can't be any worse than the d---- she's dated before." Good to know what the standard to beat is.
After Shannon's mum instructs him to hold his wife's hand, the pair soon get comfortable and discover they have a similar sense of humour.
Caitlin loves Shannon's "cheeky side" and at the risk of sounding "sleazy" Shannon says Caitlin has quite the "rig on her". Ah, spoken like a true gentleman.
The pair get along like a house on fire, they banter with each other and even share a smooch.
Shannon thinks his bride is the "chick version" of himself, and Caitlin is getting all sorts of "green flags" from her new groom. It's a big tick for these two.
In Pictures
Caitlin and Shannon's Wedding Album
The new couple bond during a banter-filled ceremony.
Originally from Utah and raised Mormon, Alyssa has grown up quite differently to most of the MAFS brides and grooms. The mum-of-one is looking for her "prince charming", someone that she can feel safe around and admits she wouldn't mind someone who is "tall, dark and handsome".
The experts deliver on Alyssa's order because Duncan is exactly that. The 36-year-old is looking for that "smack you in the face love" and someone to raise a family with.
Expert Alessndra Rampolla believes Duncan is a man that is "emotionally mature enough" to be Alyssa's rock in the experiment.
There's lots of 'oohs' and 'ahhs' as Duncan greets the wedding guests and the dapper groom gets quite the warm welcome from Alyssa's man of honour Brad.
"I just want to jump up there and marry Duncan myself. That jawline," Brad swoons.
And honestly, same Brad.
Alyssa might have to shove her man of honour Brad out of the way to get to Duncan. (Nine)
Alyssa swears that if her future husband doesn't get teary when she walks down the aisle, she's going to turn around and do it again.
And even though Duncan doesn't cry on cue, he has tissues on demand when Alyssa starts getting emotional.
She's so chuffed that she decides she'll give him "a pass just this once".
The new husband and wife exchange dreamy glances and Duncan admits there's an "instant feeling of warmth and connection".
And Alyssa can already see Duncan being 'The One'.
But the arrival of the Honesty Box at dinner threatens to put a spanner in the works.
"Is there anything about me that concerns you," Lyndall reads out the card.
Cameron ever-so-gently brings up Lyndall's cystic fibrosis and explains that it scares him "not knowing if she's going to be alright".
Lyndall understands Cameron's concern and assures him that her new medication means her health is in the best possible place.
The next morning Lyndall wakes up red-faced and reminds producers that like she said in her vows, she's "not here to f--- spiders". And on that note she reveals she and Cameron did the deed.
Neither Lyndall or Cameron can wipe the smile of their faces and it's clear that the Honesty Box and that "home run" has brought them much closer together.
After finding some common ground and spending the day knocking some wines back, Harrison can't stop telling Bronte how "hot" she is.
"It's taking me f---ing everything to not jump over the chair," he says and by this point he's at least four chardonnays deep.
But less than 24 hours later Harrison feels very different.
"Last night we slept together and the chemistry has just changed," Harrison confesses.
As the pair eat a dinner in awkward silence, the Honesty Box arrives and it couldn't come at a better – or worse – time.
"Do you feel any sexual chemistry with me?" Bronte reads out a question.
Harrison answers rather bluntly: "Not at the moment. We had a lot at the start but it's not there now."
Having answered the question there's absolutely no need for Harrison to go into more detail, but he does.
He proceeds to tell Bronte that their sex "lacked passion" and was the "turning point where it went wrong" for them. Oh, and he "needs time to find Bronte sexually attractive again". Ouch.
He takes it a step further by mocking her and that's when Claire reaches her breaking point.
"You're not my person," Claire storms out from dinner.
"I'm f---ing done here."
Dressed in a gown and holding a football, Claire packs her bags and heads out the door.
"He's close minded, he's emotionally immature, he is not my person. I'm not wasting anymore time, I don't need any experts to tell me that. That's not for me."
