MAFS Australia cast reunited for explosive final dinner party two years after filming – and it’ll be aired in the UK
IT is the series that Brits have been obsessively binging in lockdown.
Now fans can look forward to catching up with the Married At First Sight Australia cast as they reunite two years after filming.
Set to be aired in the UK later this year, the explosive dinner party is guaranteed to entertain.
In an exclusive interview with The Sun, series six star Cyrell Paule has given a sneak peek about what to expect from the grand reunion episode.
"The tables turn and I become the bitch this time," said Cyrell.
"Jessika and Martha were the bad ones last time, but I'll be the new villain.
"This time they tried to make out they had changed and were new women who had grown from the experiment.
"They made it look like I'm a childish mother.
"Jessika somehow managed to manipulate people into thinking she's changed."
"You guys will get to see it when it airs in the UK."
In a teaser clip released as series six ended last week, it was revealed Cyrell has a fight with Jessika that was "so brutal it was cut from the reunion show".
The pair clashed more than once on the reality show, filmed in 2018, but things were no better when they came face to face at the reunion show that quickly descended into a slanging match.
Cyrell lashed out at Jessika in her interview with The Sun, saying the reunion "works in her favour".
She told The Sun: "She is trying to convince everyone she has changed.
"You have just seen a tiny piece of Jess's real personality on screen. The people who have actually been around her know there is so much more.
"That girl has multiple personalities and she's a compulsive liar.
"For me, who has copped all her s***, I'll never believe she's going to change.
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"She's saying she's a grown woman now who doesn't want to partake in any drama but yet she's still talking about Jules and Cam to this day.
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"She's a compulsive liar and then she'll deny she's ever said or done it."