MAFS stars secretly end bitter feud after not speaking for NINE months following explosive TV row

TWO Married At First Sight stars have finally ended their bitter feud after secretly not speaking for NINE MONTHS after the TV show.

The explosive E4 marriage experiment saw couples falling out aplenty but two co-stars who were never romantically involved saw themselves locked in a heated feud after filming the show.

Sacha Jones and Alex Henry came to blows during their time on the programme, which seemingly derailed their friendship for good.

The blonde beauty was left horrified at some of Alex's comments and lashed out at him for being disrespectful towards women on the show.

Now, The Sun can exclusively reveal that the almighty on-screen fall-out led the pair to not speak for a total of nine months.

They cut all ties with one another until finally ending the bitter row following a chance encounter at a Manchester hotspot over the weekend.

A source exclusively told The Sun: “Sacha and Alex haven’t spoken since he left the filming of MAFS in February.

"The pair haven’t seen each other and on Friday they were both invited to BLVD in Manchester.

"Sacha found out just before she got there that he would be there and was really nervous about seeing him due to everything that went down during filming.

"They got on really well before the argument on the show. They had a good chat on Friday and sorted everything out.

"It feels a relief for the both of them and it all feels like water under the bridge now.

"They both apologised for their behaviour and agreed to put their differences aside and move on.”

Their rows on the programme were the centre of attention during one explosive commitment ceremony.

The feud even spilled out into Sacha's marriage to Ross as he furiously hit out at Alex too in a bid to protect his wife.

As Sacha confided in her husband about their feud, Ross lashed out at him during the commitment ceremony telling Paul C. Brunson: "He can f*** off, he took it too far."

In the episode, Alex proceeded to apologise but a frustrated Sacha said she could not accept it.

Sacha said: "I'm not going to tolerate what I've witnessed towards the women, towards me that day, and let him come off as the good guy."