What happened to all the couples from the Australian version β plus who split and who got married. It's been a long and at times romantic season of Married at First Sight Australia , with enough arguments to tide fans of the reality series over until season While the show is now over in Australia, episodes are still airing for those in the UK and soon they will find out which couples made it to the final vows and, more importantly, which couples stayed together beyond that.
Season 11 premiered in Australia on the Nine Network on 26th January, with the Married at First Sight Australia experts John Aiken and Mel Schilling, alongside sexologist Alessandra Rampolla, matching several couples including nine brides and nine grooms together and one same-sex couple that was matched later in the experiment due to one of the grooms leaving before the wedding.
Can't help but want the spoilers? And if you want to know what happened to the couples from previous seasons, scroll down further for updates on all the couples from season 4 onwards. Personal trainer Jack, 34, and business development manager, 27, had their fair share of ups and downs throughout season 11, but during the final vows, which has already aired in Australia, the pair decided to stay together.
They faced rumours surrounding Jack's ex-girlfriend, and there was the constant question of Jack's sexual attraction to Tori. During the final vows, Jack opened up about their issues, saying: "I'm concerned that our biggest connecting factor may have been the brutal environment of the experiment, where our loyal personalities bonded over having each other's back and picking each other up when needs be β like teammates.
Not lovers. We're not in love. So how can I commit to you and ask you to uproot and move your life to the Gold Coast? Despite this, the personal trainer admitted that Tori was a risk worth taking, with the pair looking into the bride's big move to the Gold Coast. In further confirmation of their relationship, Jack told Daily Mail Australia : "We're really good, going from strength to strength.
