Australia's media watchdog has labeled allegations that Married at First Sight stars were unaware of their partners' past drug and violence convictions as serious and disturbing.
'MAFS Australia' is facing backlash
Jun 16, 2026
04:18 pm
What's the storyThe Australian media watchdog has termed allegations that contestants on Married at First Sight Australia were not informed about their partners' past drug, assault, and violence convictions as "serious and disturbing."
The claims, detailed in a BBC News investigation, have also caught the attention of the UK's media regulator Ofcom.
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