'Don't go there': Tears, 'spice' and a tense exchange with John Aiken teased in MAFS NZ teaser trailer
If you're missing the weddings, couples and of course, the chaos of Married At First Sight, don't worry: MAFS NZ is here.
A teaser trailer for the brand-new, fast-tracked season of Married At First Sight New Zealand – which you can watch above – introduces a new batch of Kiwi singles hoping to find love on the experiment.
Stream Married At First Sight New Zealand for free on 9Now.
"It's about to get spicy," one bride announces in the promo.
Spicy indeed! Nine
Judging by the sneak peek, she's 100 per cent right.
"The road to love has never been rockier," it announces, as contestants appear in tears.
More drama is teased as one groom calls out "gaslighting" and a bride says "that's bulls--t".
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John jumped on a plane to help eight hopeful Kiwi singles find love. Nine
Plus, there is a very familiar face involved: MAFS Australia legend John Aiken is bringing his unique flair to the NZ season.
He joins relationship and sex therapist Jo Robertson as the expert matchmakers.
John Aiken tells a participant "don't go there" in a tense exchange. Nine
It's clear John takes his no-nonsense approach to holding participants to account across the Tasman.
In the trailer, there is a tense moment as he warns someone "don't go there".
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The promo teases plenty of emotion. Nine
This year, there are eight brides and grooms walking down the aisle and taking the major leap of faith in this new season.
Scroll through the gallery below to see them all.
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Stream Married At First Sight New Zealand for free on 9Now. New episodes drop Sunday to Tuesday.
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