MAFS UK’s Peggy breaks silence on her marriage to Georges after fans slammed her for show behaviour

Married At First Sight star Peggy Rose has broken her silence over her marriage to Georges.

It comes after Peggy endured a blistering attack by viewers earlier in the series after they spotted "major red flags" in her behaviour.

She was accused of baiting him into arguments on their honeymoon and others claimed she tried to "dampen his personality."

Georges also raised the issue of intimacy, admitting that he felt "not good enough" for Peggy - especially after her mum told her to give up on him during homestay week.

In their final vow renewals last night, Peggy's mum and sister again told her the relationship had no long-term potential.

When Peggy told her family "I miss him", her unimpressed mum replied: "Well you miss your dog…"

Despite the lows that aired on the Channel 4 experiment, Peggy has insisted the pair led a happy married life overall

Breaking her silence on Instagram, Peggy said the couple were still together.

She wrote alongside their wedding renewal photos after last night's apisode: "Who said ‘happy ever after’ doesn’t exist!!

"From our first wedding day to this moment, who would have thought!? Sharing our journey, the highs and lows, has been an absolute rollercoaster!

"It’s a shame you never see the good times we had but there were probably too many that would’ve spoiled the ending for you all!

";Watching it back, reliving every emotion was the hardest part but knowing the outcome was what kept us going. From our highs to the lows, our story is real, imperfect, but uniquely ours! Here’s to embracing it all and following your heart….

"I wouldn’t have wanted to share this journey with anybody else and I’m so grateful and excited for our future together…

"So relieved that we can now publicly celebrate the imperfectly perfect us!"

She also called Georges her "Prince Charming" and thanked the experts for putting them together.

Replying to her post, one viewer said: "Make sure you look after him. You’ve got a good one there."

A second person said: "Make sure you look after him. You’ve got a good one there."

And one more said: "Literally nearly had me in tears.

"I couldn’t cope both crying, and I was sure it was over. But so glad it wasn’t. Really pleased you chose your happiness. Best of luck to the both of you for the future."